About LonRom Film
‘MAKING MOVIES WITH MEANING’
We are an independent, London‑based LGBT+ production company founded in 2012 by award‑winning director and producer Flaminia Graziadei.
Driven by a clear vision, we make impactful films that combine artistic storytelling with a humanitarian purpose.
Rooted in a British–Italian perspective and shaped by international production experience, our work puts a spotlight on social issues – including discrimination, mental health, minority voices and civil rights – using cinema as a powerful tool for empathy, reflection and change.
Making Movies With Meaning
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Flaminia Graziadei
An award‑winning director, producer and choreographer with over 30 years of experience across Italy, the UK and Spain.
Trained in both Italy and the UK, her multidisciplinary background spans directing, acting, movement, dance, screenwriting and production, shaping a cinematic style that is physical, character‑driven and emotionally precise.
After an early career in theatre direction and choreography, Flaminia moved into cinema in 2000, working alongside internationally recognised, Oscar‑winning professionals in Italy. In 2012, she founded LonRom Film in London, through which she has directed and produced award‑winning short films, commercials, music videos, web projects, TV pilots and feature films.
Her debut feature, The Final Haunting, is currently available on Amazon Prime. Across her body of work, she has received 34 international awards and over 80 festival nominations worldwide, including at BAFTA‑qualifying festivals.
Alongside her filmmaking practice, Flaminia has an established background in teaching and mentoring. This includes leading masterclasses on Movement Technique Applied to Acting at Actors Studio London and Pinewood Studios, and served on the tutoring panel at London Film School.
She is currently beginning international distribution of her second feature film, A Year in London, starring Melanie Liburd (This Is Us, Bad Boys 4) and Nina Pons (Baby, Circeo). This is a UK–Italy co‑production supported by the Italian Ministry of Culture (MIC) and awarded the interim certificate by the UK Department for Culture, Media & Sport.
Flaminia has been a BAFTA member since 2022.
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