The Nastro d’Argento awards have been announced, and the award for Best Cinematography goes to Daria D’Antonio CCS for *Parthenope* by Paolo Sorrentino. This marks another significant achievement for D’Antonio, following her David di Donatello for *The Hand of God*, and further confirms her deep connection with Sorrentino’s visual universe.
Sunday 15 June also saw the close of the 11th edition of *Le Giornate della Luce*, the Spilimbergo-based festival dedicated to highlighting the work of cinematographers. Here too, D’Antonio was honoured for her work on *Parthenope*, which won over both the Young Jury – composed of students from Italian and European schools and universities – and the general audience, who awarded her the Quarzo del Pubblico. A double recognition that affirms the power of her gaze and the emotional depth she conveys through her images.
The Quarzo di Spilimbergo – Light Award was presented to Carlos Alfonso Corral for *I Dannati* by Roberto Minervini, while Fabio Cianchetti received the Quarzo d’Oro for Lifetime Achievement.
