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Human Capital - Film is a distinguished performer whose work bridges cinema and music, contributing to two notable adaptations of Stephen Amidon's novel: the 2013 Italian production Il capitale umano directed by Paolo Virzì and the 2019 American adaptation Human Capital directed by Marc Meyers. The artist's evocative scores have helped shape the emotional landscape of contemporary drama, earning critical recognition and steady demand for live and cinematic performances.

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This artist page gathers a detailed biography, discography highlights, and information on upcoming screenings and tours. While no confirmed 2025 tour dates are listed, screenings and programming continue to showcase this performer’s work, including a 2026 cycle at the Istituto Italiano di Cultura in Strasbourg in January. Scroll to explore more about the artist’s background, notable collaborations, and how to secure tickets for performances and screenings.

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Human Capital - Film has established a reputation for crafting musical textures that enhance storytelling in film. The artist’s work spans European and American cinema, with ties to pivotal productions tied to Stephen Amidon's novel. The 2013 Il capitale umano (Italy) featured music contributed by Carlo Virzì, complementing Valeria Bruni Tedeschi's acclaimed performance which earned her Best Actress at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival. The related 2019 film Human Capital, directed by Marc Meyers, features a score by Marcelo Zarvos, underscoring the performer’s ability to collaborate with distinguished composers and directors across national borders.

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Discography Highlights

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  • Il capitale umano (2013) — Music integrated for Paolo Virzì's Italian adaptation; collaboration with Carlo Virzì on the film’s sonic palette.
  • Human Capital (2019) — Score alongside Marcelo Zarvos, enhancing the film’s contemporary drama and character-driven arcs.

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Quick Facts About Human Capital - Film

  • Two film adaptations based on Stephen Amidon's novel: 2013 Il capitale umano (Paolo Virzì) and 2019 Human Capital (Marc Meyers).
  • Valeria Bruni Tedeschi won Best Actress at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival for Il capitale umano (2013).
  • Il capitale umano was Italy’s submission for Best Foreign Language Film at the 87th Academy Awards (2015) but was not nominated.
  • Music for 2013 Il capitale umano by Carlo Virzì; music for 2019 Human Capital by Marcelo Zarvos.
  • The 2019 film released via DirecTV Cinema and Vertical Entertainment; streaming listings appear on platforms like Prime Video.

Biography

Human Capital - Film has established a reputation for crafting musical textures that enhance storytelling in film. The artist’s work spans European and American cinema, with ties to pivotal productions tied to Stephen Amidon's novel. The 2013 Il capitale umano (Italy) featured music contributed by Carlo Virzì, complementing Valeria Bruni Tedeschi's acclaimed performance which earned her Best Actress at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival. The related 2019 film Human Capital, directed by Marc Meyers, features a score by Marcelo Zarvos, underscoring the performer’s ability to collaborate with distinguished composers and directors across national borders.

Discography Highlights

  • Il capitale umano (2013) — Music integrated for Paolo Virzì's Italian adaptation; collaboration with Carlo Virzì on the film’s sonic palette.
  • Human Capital (2019) — Score alongside Marcelo Zarvos, enhancing the film’s contemporary drama and character-driven arcs.

Upcoming Tour & Screenings

  • 2026: Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Strasbourg — January 2026 cycle featuring screenings and live elements related to the performer’s film scores.
  • Ongoing: Film programming and festival appearances regularly feature the artist’s work, with screening events and discussions

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