Marco Bellocchio wins hands down at the Nastri d’Argento

2023-06-20 22:34:24

Time.news – After the success of ‘Esterno notte’ among the Big Series, ai Silver Ribbons 2023 triumphs Once again Mark Bellocchio that with ‘Kidnapped‘ wins six Ribbons: how best movie and for best direction but also for best actress Barbara Ronchi, the screenplay again by Bellocchio and Susanna Nicchiarelli in collaboration with Edoardo Albinati and Daniela Ceselli, the supporting actor Paolo Pierobon and editing by Francesca Calvelli and Stefano Mariotti.

The film, the story of a dramatic story and meticulous historical reconstruction, vince Also for the production IBC Movie (Beppe Caschetto) Kavac Film (Simone Gattoni) and Rai Cinema (Paolo Del Brocco).

Scrolling through the list of prizes and winning titles, the verdict voted by the Film Journalists has never rewarded arthouse cinema with culture and novelty as this year: with the Nastri d’Argento at the Bellocchio cinema, in the palmarès of this dedicated edition to the films #soloalcinema, in a selection of forty titles including the winners receiving this evening in Rome Nastri and special prizes at MAXXI National Museum of 21st Century Arts.

And the collective success of de ‘The strangeness’the movie of Roberto went which marked an exceptional turning point in the relationship with the public but also for the first time in the production joint venture between Rai Cinema and Medusa Film.

Again: Silver Ribbons a Joseph Fiorellobest debut for ‘Stranizza d’amurì, also awarded with the Ribbon of legality and for the two young protagonists, a Sydney Sibilia the Silver Ribbon for the best comedy ‘Mixed by Erry’ also awarded for the Grenlandia production with Rai Cinema in collaboration with Netflix, the set design by Tonino Zera and the casting director Francesca Borromeo.

Silver Ribbons for Alessandro Borgo e Luca Marinelli the best leading actors for ‘The eight mountains’, Barbora Bobulova best supporting actress for ‘Il sol dell’avvenire’ by Nanni Moretti, a Pilar Fogliati Best Comedy Actress (who also receives the Wella Professionals Award for Picture) for ‘Romantics’ which she also directed and Antonio Albanese Best Comedy Actor for ‘Grazie Razzì’ by Riccardo Milani.

More than 120 Film Journalists who expressed their choices by notarial vote and awarded, as per tradition, prizes to artists and technicians who make our cinema great. For the best ‘subject’ Silver Ribbon to Emanuele Crialese for ‘L’immensità’, for photography to Michele D’Attanasio for ‘L’ombra di Caravaggiò, ‘Ti mangio il cuore’, for scenography to Tonino Zera again for ‘L’Ombra di Caravaggio’ and ‘Mixed by Erry’, for the costumes to Carlo Poggioli ‘L’Ombra di Caravaggiò, for the ‘sound to Alessandro Palmerini for ‘The eight mountains’.