The Art of Italian Cinematography and Beyond

The Art of Italian Cinematography and Beyond

Paolo Carnera Wins the Golden Globe for Best Cinematography for Stefano Sollima’s ADAGIO

On the evening of Wednesday, July 3rd, the 64th Golden Globe Awards ceremony took place at the German Academy in Rome, Villa Massimo, where the Foreign Press Association in Italy honoured the most significant films of the past year.

The Golden Globe for Best Cinematography was awarded to Paolo Carnera for Adagio by Stefano Sollima. This year, Carnera has already received the Silver Ribbon for Adagio and Io Capitano by Matteo Garrone, as well as the David di Donatello, also for Io Capitano.

Alina Trabattoni, foreign correspondent for TRT World, writes: “Italian cinema has a rich and glorious history, and celebrating talents of this calibre is not only inspiring but also sets an example for the world. We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the heritage of Italian cinema and are excited to continue sharing their extraordinary stories with the world.”

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