David di Donatello 2024, all the winners (article being updated)
ROME – Italian cinema on stage in the Cinecittà studios for the 69th edition of the David di Donatello awards, hosted by Carlo Conti and Alessia Marcuzzi. DAVID DI DONATELLO 2024, THE AWARDS CEREMONY To open the awards ceremony a tribute to Federico Fellini on the notes of Nino Rota, which merged […]
ROME – Italian cinema on stage in the Cinecittà studios for the 69th edition of the David di Donatello awards, hosted by Carlo Conti and Alessia Marcuzzi.
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The awards ceremony opened with a tribute to Federico Fellini on the notes of Nino Rota, which merged with those of Mahmood who sang and danced to the Sanremo hit ‘Tuta Gold’.
DAVID DI DONATELLO 2024, THERE IS STILL THE SPECTATOR’S DAVID TOMORROW. CORTELLESI: “
The first statuette of the evening goes to ‘There’s Still Tomorrow’ by Paola Cortellesi, which won the Spectator’s David. The film has been seen by over 5 million people“whom I thank, we dream of full halls and shared emotions. I don’t like those who consider the public a mass of strangers and I like to think that there are those who have fought, those who have made mistakes, who doesn’t think like me. Thanks to the five million who made the heroic gesture of leaving home, paying for a ticket, looking for parking to see our film, like a lady who told us ‘I was Delia but I’m not anymore.”
Press again for ‘There’s Still Tomorrow’. The film takes home the David di Donatello for Best Original Screenplay and Best Supporting Actress for Emanuela Fanelli. “The biggest thanks goes to Paola Cortellesi, for wanting me to be her Marisa. ‘ There’s Still Tomorrow’ is a film that has become so great because you made it Paola. I dedicate this award to my family, with all the meanings that this award can have and in particular to my mother and father who are certainly involved. tears on the couch,” the actress said in tears on stage.
DAVID DI DONATELLO 2024, ELIO GERMANO IS BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: “CINEMA CAN’T CHANGE THINGS BUT PERHAPS THE LOOK CAN”
Best supporting actor is Elio Germano for his performance in ‘Palazzina Laf’, Michele Riondino’s directorial debut. “I would like to share this award with Michele, come on stage. You wanted to do this role because I refused to be the protagonist. We always fight together and this film was too. We tell a very current story because it talks about work , a theme that concerns us a lot. It often violates our territories, Taranto is a city violated by profit, cinema cannot change things but perhaps the gaze can”, declared the actor.
DAVID DI DONATELLO 2024, THE WINNERS
BEST FILM
There’s still tomorrow
The sun of the future
I captain
The chimera
Kidnapped
BEST DIRECTOR
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 DIRECTORAL DEBUT
Paola Cortellesi for There’s Still Tomorrow
Giacomo Abbruzzese for Disco Boy
Micaela Ramazzotti for Felicità
Michele Riondino for Palazzina Laf
Giuseppe Fiorello for Stranizza d’amuri
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
There’s still tomorrow
The sun of the future
I captain
The chimera
Palazzina Laf
BEST NON-ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
The scarlet sails
Lubo
Mercy
Mixed by Erri
Kidnapped
BEST PRODUCTION
There’s still tomorrow
Commander
Disco Boy
I captain
The chimera
BEST ACTRESS IN A LEADING PROTAGONIST
Paola Cortellesi for There’s Still Tomorrow
Isabella Ragonese for Like Sheep Among Wolves
Micaela Ramazzotti for Felicità
Linda Caridi for The Last Night of Love
Barbara Ronchi for Abducted
BEST ACTOR IN A LEADING PROTAGONIST
Valerio Mastandrea for There’s Still Tomorrow
Michele Riondino for Palazzina Laf
Antonio Albanese for One Hundred Sundays
Pierfrancesco Favino for Commander
Josh ‘O Connor for The Chimera
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 Il Sol dell’Avvenire
Elio Germano for Palazzina Laf
BEST PHOTOGRAPHY
There’s still tomorrow
Commander
I captain
The chimera
Kidnapped
BEST COMPOSER
Subsonica for Adagio
Lele Marchitelli for There’s Still Tomorrow
Franco Piersanti for The Sun of the Future
Andrea Farri for I Captain
Santi Pulvirenti for The Last Night of Love
BEST ORIGINAL SONG
Adagio by Subsonica for Adagio
La vita com’è by Brunori Sas for The most beautiful century of my life
Baby by Andrea Farri for I Captain
‘O Dj (Don’t give up) by Liberato for Mixed by Erri
My land of Diodato for Palazzina Laf
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
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
BETTER FITTING
There’s still tomorrow
I captain
The last night of Love
Kidnapped
The chimera
BEST 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
BEST DOCUMENTARY – DAVID CECILIA MANGINI AWARD
Enzo Jannacci – I’m coming too by Giorgio Verdelli
Me, us and Gaber by Riccardo Milani
Someone over there loves me by Mario Martone
Mur by Kasia Smutniak
Rome, Holy and Damned by Daniele Ciprì
BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM: Anatomy of a Fall by Justine Triet
BEST SHORT FILM: The Meatseller by Margherita Giusti
DAVID ACHIEVEMENT: Milena Vukotic
DAVID ACHIEVEMENT: Giorgio Moroder
SPECIAL DAVID: Vincenzo Mollica
DAVID DELLO SPECTATORE: There’s still tomorrow by Paola Cortellesi