After winning the David di Donatello, the Nastro d’Argento for Best Cinematography goes to Paolo Carnera for Io Capitano by Matteo Garrone and Adagio by Stefano Sollima.
Forty titles were included in the honours list of this edition, dedicated to films released in cinemas. The awards were presented in the arena of the MAXXI – National Museum of 21st Century Arts. The votes were cast by 100 specialised journalists. The nominations and the entire selection were managed by the National Board of Film Journalists SNGCI: Laura Delli Colli (President), Fulvia Caprara (Vice President), Oscar Cosulich, Maurizio di Rienzo, Susanna Rotunno, Paolo Sommaruga, and Stefania Ulivi, with Romano Milani as General Secretary and Franco Mariotti as Auditor.
Among the other nominees – Clarissa Cappellani (Misericordia), Giuseppe Maio (Come pecore in mezzo ai lupi), Ferran Paredes Rubio (Comandante), Vladan Radovic (Te l’avevo detto) – Maio and Paredes Rubio are also CCS members, and we extend our congratulations to them as well.
