IT WAS THE HAND OF GOD by Paolo Sorrentino won the 67th edition of the David di Donatello, taking home the award for best film, direction, supporting actress Teresa Saponangelo, photography and young David.
However, it is the fantasy FREAKS OUT that has the most statuettes, six, but mainly technical, against the five of IT WAS THE HAND OF GOD.
And exactly Mainetti's film wins: best scenography, photography, producer, make-up, hairstyle, visual effects-Vex).
In this edition with a Neapolitan soul, HERE I RIDO IO by Mario Martone also takes home the David for the best supporting actor, Eduardo Scarpetta, and the one for costumes.
The drama film set in a prison ARIAFERMA by Leonardo Costanzo instead wins the David for best actor went to Silvio Orlando and also the original screenplay.
ENNIO, an extraordinary documentary by Giuseppe Tornatore dedicated to Ennio Morricone, obtained three David's: best documentary, sound and editing.
While A CHIARA by Jonas Carpignano gets the award for best leading actress which goes to Swamy Rotolo.
Instead, only one David goes to DIABOLIK, that of the original song goes to Manuel Agnelli while the non-original screenplay, a category in which Nanni Moretti's TRE PIANI also ran, goes to L'ARMINUTA, a film directed by Giuseppe Bonito and based on the bestselling novel by Donatella By Pietrantonio.
Finally, always in the name of Naples, I FRATELLI DE FILIPPO by Sergio Rubini takes home the award for the best composer, Nicola Piovani.
