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Alex Infascelli was born in Rome in 1967. At 21, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue a music career. After playing in various local bands, he secured a job as a production assistant at Propaganda Films, advancing to 2nd assistant director and working with directors such as Dominic Sena, Rebecca Blake, Mark Romanek, and Mark Pellington. He later returned to Italy to begin his directing career. Within two years, he became one of Italy's most sought-after music video directors. He collaborated with Bernardo Bertolucci, directing a video for "Lucy" by The Cocteau Twins for the "Stealing Beauty" soundtrack. In 1995, he directed a short film that was part of the feature "De Gegerazione," created by several emerging directors, including Asia Argento. In 1996, he participated in another anthology film, "Esercizi Di Stile," which included contributions from renowned directors like Dino Risi, Mario Monicelli, and Sergio Citti.
In 2000, Infascelli made his feature film debut with "Almost Blue." The film won the "David di Donatello," "Nastro D'Argento," and "Ciak d'Oro" awards and was selected for the "Semaine de la Critique" and the "Camera d'Or" at the 54th Cannes Film Festival. It was also a finalist at the Hollywood Film Festival and competed in Montreal. His second feature, "The Vanity Serum," was released in 2004 and screened at the Sao Paulo International Film Festival, the Brussels Fantasy Film Festival, and Pifan in Puchon, Korea.
