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Io Capitano wins Best Film and Best Director at the David di Donatello awards - Vimarsana News

Io Capitano wins Best Film and Best Director at the David di Donatello awards

06/05/2024 - Matteo Garrone’s film about migrants triumphs with 7 statuettes in total; 6 awards went to There Is Still Tomorrow, 5 for Kidnapped and 3 for the debut feature Palazzina Laf

Io Capitano and There's Still Tomorrow triumph at Italy's David di Don - Vimarsana News

Io Capitano and There's Still Tomorrow triumph at Italy's David di Don

Matteo Garrone's migration-themed film Io Capitano and Paola Cortellesi’s C'è ancora domani were the big winners at the David di Donatello awards in Rome.

Rome Film Fest Brings Movie Screenings to Jails, Housing Projects - Vimarsana News

Rome Film Fest Brings Movie Screenings to Jails, Housing Projects

The Rome Film Fest is taking movies to screens all over the Eternal City, including jails and housing projects.

Review: There Is Still Tomorrow - Vimarsana News

Review: There Is Still Tomorrow

20/10/2023 - The debut as director of actress Paola Cortellesi is a successful fresco on the condition of women in 1940s Italy, with an excellent balance of drama and humour

Paola Cortellesi Talks 1940s Italy Women's Rights Drama 'There's Still Tomorrow' – Rome Film Festival - Vimarsana News

Paola Cortellesi Talks 1940s Italy Women's Rights Drama 'There's Still Tomorrow' – Rome Film Festival

Italian actress and screenwriter Paola Cortellesi’s directorial feature debut There’s Still Tomorrow (C’è Ancora Domani) opened the 18th Rome Film Festival on Wednesday evening. Set in the lead up to Italy’s historic post-World War Two institutional referendum on June 2, 1946, in which women were allowed to vote for the first time, the quirky black-and-white …

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