
Nancy Savoca
Nancy Savoca, a celebrated filmmaker born in the Bronx, New York, gained prominence for her work as a screenwriter, director, and producer. Known for her authentic storytelling and unique directorial style, Savoca emerged as a trailblazer with films such as "True Love" and "Dogfight." Her ability to capture raw emotions and depict nuanced human relationships garnered critical acclaim. Savoca's career exemplifies a dedication to telling impactful stories that resonate deeply with audiences, solidifying her as a respected figure in filmmaking. Born and raised in the Bronx, New York, she is the daughter of Sicilian and Argentine immigrants Calogero Savoca and Maria Elvira Savoca. Married to Richard Guay (pronounced as "gay"), also a writer and producer, they have three children: two sons and a daughter.
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The Many Miracles of Household Saintsas Self2024
If There Be ThornsDirector2015
Union SquareScreenplay2011
Union SquareDirector2011
DirtDirector2003
DirtWriter2003
DirtExecutive Producer2003
Reno: Rebel Without a PauseDirector2003
The Truth About CharlieThanks2002
Third WatchDirector1999
The 24 Hour WomanDirector1999
The 24 Hour WomanWriter1999
If These Walls Could TalkDirector1996
If These Walls Could TalkStory1996
If These Walls Could TalkWriter1996
Murder OneDirector1995
Household SaintsDirector1993
Household SaintsScreenplay1993
DogfightDirector1991
True LoveDirector1989
True LoveWriter1989
Bad TimingWriter1982
Bad TimingDirector1982
Bad TimingProducer1982
Bad TimingEditor1982
RenataDirector1982
RenataScript1982- The Tale of Timmy Two ChinsDirector—