In the continuing pre-Oscar fever, director Gianni Amelio won Italy's Nastro d'Azzuro (blue band) award for his moving drama "The House Keys". Best screenplay award went to Sergio Castellito and Margaret Mazzantini for "Don't Move/Non ti muovere", a Cannes 2004 favourite. The ceremony, according to Cinecittà News, was a poorly organised event after the presenter lost her script and subsequently changed the order of awards.
Best director: Gianni Amelio (The House Keys)
Best emerging director: Saverio Costanzo (Private)
Best producer: Aurelio De Laurentiis (Che Ne Sara Di Noi, Tutto in Una Notte)
Best story: Paolo Sorrentino (The Consequences of Love)
Best screenplay: Sergio Castellitto, Margaret Mazzantini (Don't Move)
Best actress: Laura Morante (Love Is Eternal As Long As It Lasts)
Best actor : Toni Servillo (The Consequences Of Love)
Best supporting actress: Monica Bellucci (Remember Me)
Best supporting actor: Giovanna Mezzogiorno (L'Amore Ritorna)
Best cinematographer: Luca Bigazzi (The House Keys, The Consequences of Love, Wherever You Are)
Best sound: Alessandro Zanon (The Consequences of Love, La Vita che Vorrei)
Best set design: Francesco Frigeri (The Passion Of The Christ, Don't Move)
Best costumes: Maurizio Millenotti (The Passion Of The Christ)
Best editor: Patrizio Marone (Don't Move)
Best music: Banda Osiris (First Love)
Best song: Vasco Rossi and Saverio Grandi (Un Senso, Don't Move)
Best foreign director: Pedro Almodovar (Bad Education)
European Nastro: Malcolm McDowell
Career Nastri: Mario Monicelli and Suso Cecchi D'Amico
2 comments:
I'm afraid it's the "Nastro d'argento" (silver band) award.
Thanks Anon,
Nastro d'Azurro is, I think, an Italian lager. A very Freudian slip, I'd say.
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