Nineteen nominations for “There's Still Tomorrow” by Paola Cortellesi , fifteen for “Io Capitano” by Matteo Garrone , thirteen for “La Chimera” by Alice Rohrwacher , eleven for “Rapito” by Marco Bellocchio and ten for “Comandante” by Edoardo De Angelis : these are the films that lead the five of the 69th edition of the David di Donatello , presented this morning in Rome at the Quirinale in the traditional ceremony in the presence of the Head of State Sergio Mattarella.
The awards ceremony will be broadcast this evening in prime time on Rai 1 live from the legendary studio 5 in Cinecittà . The hosts are Carlo Conti and Alessia Marcuzzi , who take the place of Geppi Cucciari , while in the station set up in the backstage the unusual couple formed by Andrea Delogu and Stefano Fresi will welcome the protagonists of the evening to get to the heart of the important and prestigious Italian film award.
THE NUMBERS – One hundred and seventy-one Italian fiction feature films have been registered, 26 those directed by female directors, 61 first works, 138 documentaries and 495 short films.
During the ceremony , 20 David di Donatello and Special David Awards will be awarded. Two Davids for Lifetime Achievement: to Milena Vukotic , the Pina Fantozzi of the small screen but above all an actress of great elegance for authors such as Federico Fellini, Mario Monicelli, Luis Bunuel and Ettore Scola, and to the Oscar winner Giorgio Moroder , composer and record producer, excellence Italians in the world. The Special David will go to Vincenzo Mollica , journalist, writer, author, television and radio host, who has reported on the world of entertainment in Italy for over forty years.
THE GUESTS – Among the guests of the evening, all the David nominees, the Oscar-winning directors Justine Triet and Paolo Sorrentino, the actresses Claudia Gerini, Eleonora Giorgi, Elena Sofia Ricci and Isabella Rossellini, the actors Federico Ielapi, Nicolas Maupas and Josh O 'Connor, the singers Malika Ayane and Giorgia, the singers Irama and Mahmood .
Below are all the nominations:
Best film
There's Still Tomorrow by Paola Cortellesi
The sun of the future by Nanni Moretti
I Captain by Matteo Garrone
The Chimera by Alice Rohrwacher
Kidnapped by Marco Bellocchio
Best directorial debut
Paola Cortellesi
Giacomo Abbruzzese
Micaela Ramazzotti
Michele Riondino
Giuseppe Fiorello
Best direction
Nanni Moretti for The Sun of the Future
Matteo Garrone for I Captain
Andrea Di Stefano for The Last Night of Love
Alice Rohrwacher for The Chimera
Marco Bellocchio for Abducted
Best Original Screenplay
Furio Andreotti, Giulia Calenda, Paola Cortellesi are still there tomorrow
The sun of the future Francesca Marciano, Nanni Moretti, Federica Pontremoli, Valia Santella
I captain Matteo Garrone, Massimo Gaudioso, Massimo Ceccherini, Andrea Tagliaferri
The chimera Alice Rohrwacher
Palazzina Laf Maurizio Braucci, Michele Riondino
Best Non-Original Screenplay
The scarlet sails by Pietro Marcello, Maurizio Braucci, Maud Ameline
Lubo by Giorgio Dritti, Fredo Valla
Mercy by Emma Dante, Elena Stanchelli, Giorgio Vasta
Mixed by Erry by Sydney Sibilla, Armando Festa
Kidnapped by Marco Bellocchio, Susanna Nichiarelli
Best producer
There's still tomorrow
Commander
Disco Boy
I am Captain
The Chimera
Best leading actress
Paola Cortellesi for There's Still Tomorrow
Isabella Ragonese for Like Sheep Among Wolves
Micaela Ramazzotti for Happiness
Linda Caridi for The Last Night of Love
Barbara Ronchi for Kidnapped
Best leading actor
Valerio Mastandrea for There's Still Tomorrow
Antonio Albanese for One Hundred Sundays
Pierfrancesco Favino for Commander
Josh O'Connor for The Chimera
Michele Riondino for Palazzina Laf
Best Supporting Actress
Emanuela Fanelli for There's Still Tomorrow
Romana Maggiora Vergano for There's Still Tomorrow
Barbora Bobulova for The Sun of the Future
Alba Rohrwacher for The Chimera
Isabella Rossellini for The Chimera
Best Supporting Actor
Adriano Giannini for Adagio
Giorgio Colangeli for There's Still Tomorrow
Vinicio Marchioni for There's Still Tomorrow
Silvio Orlando for The Sun of the Future
Elio Germano for Palazzina LAF
Best international film
Anatomy of a fall
As Bestas
Leaves in the wind
Killers of the Flower Moon
Oppenheimer
Cecilia Mangini Award - Best documentary
Enzo Jannacci. I'm coming too
Me, us and Gaber
Someone over there loves me
Mur
Rome, holy and damned
Best short film
WINNER ANNOUNCED: The meatseller by Margherita Giusti
Best photography
There's still tomorrow – Davide Leone
Commander – Ferran Paredes Rubio
I captain – Paolo Carnera
The Chimera – Hélène Louvart
Kidnapped – Francesco Di Giacomo
Best soundtrack
Adagio – Subsonica
There's still tomorrow – Lele Marchitelli
The sun of the future – Andrea Farri
The last night of love – Santi Pulvirenti
Best Original Song
Adagio – Adagio
Life as it is – The best century of my life
Baby – I captain
'O DJ (Don0t Give Up) – Mixed by Erry
My land – Palazzina Laf
Best scenography
There's still tomorrow
Commander
I captain
The chimera
Kidnapped
Best costumes
There's still tomorrow
Commander
I captain
The chimera
Kidnapped
Best makeup
Slowly
There's still tomorrow
Commander
I captain
Kidnapped
Best hairstyle
There's still tomorrow
Commander
I captain
The chimera
Kidnapped
Best editing
There's still tomorrow
I captain
The last night of Love
The chimera
Kidnapped
Better sound
There's still tomorrow
Commander
The sun of the future
I captain
The chimera
Best Visual Effects–Vfx
Slowly
Commander
Shark teeth
I captain
Kidnapped
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