Time.news – The intimate cinema of Pupi Avati ed Edoardo Ponti alongside that of the denunciation of ‘Assandira’ and the still open wounds of the years of lead at the center of ‘Il buco in testa’ among the protagonists of the 75th edition of Silver Ribbons, edition of the turning point towards platform cinema, protagonist of the year of theaters closed due to pandemics. 45 films have been selected.
Here are the applications of the main categories.
Best Film: Salvatore Mereu’s ‘Assandira’; ‘What will be’ by Francesco Bruni; ‘The Macaluso Sisters’ by Emma Dante; ‘You still talk to me’ by Pupi Avati; ‘Don’t kill me’ by Andrea De Sica.
Best Director: Pupi Avati (‘She speaks to me again’); Francesco Bruni (‘What will be’), Antonio Capuano (‘The hole in the head’), Emma Dante (‘The Macaluso sisters’); Edoardo ponti (‘Life in front of oneself’).
Best new director: Pietro Castellitto (‘I predatori’); Maura Delpero (‘Maternal’); Nunzia de Stefano (‘Nevia’); Carlo S. Hintermann (‘The book of vision’); Gianluca Jodice (‘The bad poet’); Mauro Mancini (‘Don’t hate’).
Best Comedy: ‘Parents vs Influencers’ by Michela Andreozzi; Sydney Sibilia’s ‘The Incredible Story of the Isle of Roses’; ‘One lives only once’ by Carlo Verdone; ‘On the most beautiful’ by Alice Filippi; ‘All for 1-1 for all’ by Giovanni Veronesi.
Best Subject: ‘The Good Time’; ‘Our father’; ‘Justice palace’; Queen’; ‘Pink star stone’. Screenplay: ‘What will be’; ‘Governance – the price of power’; ‘The Macaluso sisters’; ‘The Incredible History of the Isle of Roses’; ‘The predators’.
Leading actress: Valeria Bruni Tedeschi (‘The indifferent ones’); Valeria Golino (‘Fortuna’ and ‘Let me go’), Alba Rohrwacher (‘Lacci’); Teresa Saponangelo (‘The hole in the head’); Daphne Scoccia ‘Palace of Justice’.
Leading actor: Pierfrancesco Favino (‘Padrenostro’); Sergio Castellitto (‘The bad poet’), Alessandro Gassmann (‘Don’t hate’); Fabrizio Gifuni (‘The beast’); Kim Rossi Stuart (‘What will it be).
Supporting Actress: Linda Caridi (‘Lacci’), Donatella Finocchiaro (‘Il delitto Mattarella’), Raffaella Lebboroni (‘What will be’); Sara Serraiocco (‘Don’t hate’), Pina Turco (‘Fortuna’).
Supporting actor: Fabrizio Gifuni (‘You still talk to me’) Vinicio Marchioni (‘Governance, the price of power’), Michele Placido (‘Calibro 9’), Massimo Popolizio (‘The predators’), Francesco Patanè (‘ The bad poet ‘).
Comedy actress: Antonella Attili (‘The goldfinch thief’); Eugenia Costantini (‘Sadness sleeps lightly’); Loretta Goggi (‘Burraco fatale’ and Glassboy ‘); Miriam Leone (‘Love at home’); Valentina Lodovini (’10 days with Santa Claus’)
Comedy actor: Elio Germano ‘The Incredible Story of the Island of Roses’); Fabio De Luigi (’10 days with Santa Claus’); Simone Liberati (‘Love at home’); Nando Paone (‘The goldfinch thief’); Eduardo Scarpetta (‘Carosello Carosone’); Fabio Volo (‘Parents vs Influencers’).
To complete the awards of the 75th edition of the Silver Ribbons, ‘The European Ribbon’, ‘The ribbon of legality’, ‘The cameo of the year’, the Nuovi Imaie for dubbing and Nino Manfredi award.
On the choice of Maxxi in Rome for the final award ceremony on 22 June, already the seat of last year’s edition, the president Laura Delli Colli clarified that after having talked for a long time with the Sicily Region for the traditional location of Taormina, the Capitoline choice was dictated by prudence due to the great safety constraints that are characterizing the resumption of cinema and sets: “There was the risk of not being able to guarantee the presence of all the actors on stage,” he explained.
In the edition that puts young people at the center, with Francesco Patanè who duets with Sergio Castellitto in the cast of ‘The bad poet’ nominated among the “non-protagonists” actors, the awards that enhance young talents are also about to be announced (the Awards Guglielmo Biraghi and Graziella Bonacchi).
Even before today’s nominations have already been announced, ‘The film of the year’ (‘Miss Marx’ by Susanna Nicchiarelli), the Platinum Ribbon to Sophia Loren for (‘Life ahead’) and the special tape a Renato Pozzetto for (‘She still talks to me’).
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