Mauro Resmini received his Ph.D. from the Departments of Italian Studies and Modern Culture and Media at Brown University. His research interests are Italian cinema and media, European cinema, contemporary cinema, film genre, critical theory, and transmediality.

He currently teaches classes on Italian Neorealism, Italian cinema from the Seventies to the present, history of cinema, post-war film theory, and the geopolitics of contemporary storytelling.

He published a monograph on the work of Steven Spielberg (Il Castoro Cinema, 2014) and essays on contemporary Italian theory (American Imago, 2013), recent trends in French cinema (Camera Obscura, 2015), transmedia epic in the Italian context (The Italianist, 2016), the dimension of the essayistic in the films of Nanni Moretti (in the volume The Essay Film: Dialogue, Politics, Utopia, Columbia University Press, 2016), and the representation of 1968 in Italian cinema (forthcoming in the volume 1968 and Global Cinema, Wayne State University Press). He is currently working on a book project that explores the intersections between media representations and radical politics in Italy from 1968 to 1989.