Marco Bellocchio repeats his double win for Best Film and Best TV Series at the recent Nastri d’argento (read the news), winning the same two awards from foreign journalists based in Italy. During the ceremony held yesterday evening at the German Academy in Rome, the director from Piacenza collected, to great applause, his Italian Golden Globe for Best Film, for Kidnapped [+lire aussi :
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The 63rd edition of the annual award ceremony, with prizes handed out by the Italian Foreign Press Association, also turned its spotlight on Mia [+lire aussi :
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The post-pandemic Italian blockbuster Strangeness [+lire aussi :
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Also present at the awards ceremony at Villa Massimo was Hollywood star John Malkovich, who received from the hands of actor Maurizio Lombardi (who starred in Paolo Sorrentino’s The New Pope [+lire aussi :
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The winners:

Best Film
Kidnapped [+lire aussi :
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Best Director
Roberto Andò - Strangeness [+lire aussi :
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Best TV Series
Exterior Night [+lire aussi :
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Best Feature Debut
Fireworks [+lire aussi :
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Best Comedy
Romantic Girls [+lire aussi :
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Best Documentary
Gianni Agnelli, in arte l’Avvocato - Emanuele Imbucci

Best Actor
Edoardo Leo - Mia [+lire aussi :
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Best Actress
Pilar Fogliati - Romantic Girls

Best Screenplay
Ivano De Matteo, Valentina Ferlan - Mia

Best Cinematography
Michele D’Attanasio - Caravaggio's Shadow [+lire aussi :
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Best Score
Colapesce, Dimartino - La primavera della mia vita [+lire aussi :
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Best Short Film
Grazie Michele - Rosario Errico

Special Jury Prize
The Last Night of Amore [+lire aussi :
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Golden Globe for Most Promising Actor
Saul Nanni - Brado [+lire aussi :
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Career Award
Francesco Nuti

Grand Prize from the Foreign Pres
John Malkovich