Snubbed by the David di Donatello Awards despite six nominations, The Time It Takes [+lire aussi :
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Parthenope [+lire aussi :
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For the title of Best Director, the 90 voting film journalists chose Gabriele Mainetti by way of La città proibita [+lire aussi :
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Best Comedy went to Paolo Genovese’s box office champion FolleMente [+lire aussi :
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A Special Nastro was won by Luca Zingaretti for La casa degli sguardi [+lire aussi :
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The full list of winners is as follows:

Best Film
The Time It Takes [+lire aussi :
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Film of the Year
Diamanti [+lire aussi :
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Best Director
Gabriele Mainetti - La città proibita [+lire aussi :
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Best New Director
Greta Scarano - La vita da grandi [+lire aussi :
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Best Comedy
FolleMente [+lire aussi :
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Best Story
Nonostante [+lire aussi :
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Best Screenplay
The Time It Takes - Francesca Comencini

Best Actress (tie-break)
Valeria Golino - Fuori [+lire aussi :
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Romana Maggiora Vergano – The Time It Takes

Best Actor
Fabrizio Gifuni – The Time It Takes

Best Supporting Actress
Matilda De Angelis, Elodie - Fuori

Best Supporting Actor
Francesco Di Leva - Familia [+lire aussi :
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Best Comedy Actress
Pilar Fogliati - FolleMente

Best Comedy Actor (tie-break)
Pietro Castellitto - Diva futura [+lire aussi :
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Yuri Tuci - La vita da grandi

Best Casting
Laura Muccino - Le assaggiatrici [+lire aussi :
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and in league with Sara Casani – The Time It Takes

Best Cinematography
Daria D’Antonio - Parthenope [+lire aussi :
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Best Set Design
Tonino Zera – The Flood [+lire aussi :
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Best Costumes

Massimo Cantini Parrini – The Flood

Best Editing
Cristiano Travaglioli - Familia, Parthenope

Best Sound
Angelo Bonanni - Hey Joe [+lire aussi :
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Best Score
Lele Marchitelli - Parthenope

Best Original Song
“Canta ancora” – The Boy with Pink Trousers [+lire aussi :
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performed by Arisa, lyrics by Arisa, music by Giuseppe Barbera

Silver Nastri Award for Lifetime Achievement
Cristina Comencini, Marco Tullio Giordana

Special Awards

Special Nastro d’Argento Award
Luca Zingaretti - La casa degli sguardi [+lire aussi :
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SIAE Nastro d'Argento Award for Best Screenplay
Andrea Segre and Marco Pettenello – The Great Ambition [+lire aussi :
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BNL BNP PARIBAS Award
Familia - Francesco Costabile

Guglielmo Biraghi Prizes
Celeste Dalla Porta – Parthenope
Francesco Gheghi – Familia

Graziella Bonacchi Prize
Rachele Potrich - Vermiglio [+lire aussi :
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Nastri d’Argento - Claudio Nobis Foundation Award
Gianmarco Franchini

Nastri d’Argento - Nuovo Imaie Prize
Ludovica Nasti - La storia del Frank e della Nina [+lire aussi :
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Samuele Carrino – The Boy with the Pink Trousers

Nino Manfredi Prize
Barbara Ronchi

Nastri d’Argento - Hamilton Behind the Camera Award
Paolo Genovese - FolleMente

Cameo of the Year
Francesco Gheghi - Fuori

Special Mention
Anne Riitta Ciccone - Gli immortali