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posted on 2022-04-08, 10:52 authored by Italian Studies At OxfordItalian Studies At Oxford
Presented as a competition entrant at the 61st International Venice Film Festival (2004) in the "Horizons" Section; It won an Honourable Mention for the De Laurentiis Award for Best Debut Film. - The film was made thanks to the media help of the European Community; It was supported by the 'I2I' European Community Program. The film was recognised as having national interest and was also supported by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities. - Navicella Italian Film Award to Francesco Munzi, Rdc Awards 2005, 9th 'third Millenium' Spiritual Film Festival. - Winner of the Silver Ribbon 2006 for Best Debut Director. - the Film was Also Nominated at the Silver Ribbon Awards 2006 for Best Producer (Daniele Mazzocca, Cristiano Bortone, Gianluca Arcopinto), Best Story, Best Editing, and Best Live Soundtrack (Stefano Campus). - 2 Nomiations at the David Di Donatello Awards 2006 for Best New Director, and for the Turin Piedmont Film Commission Award (Judges' Award).

History

Director's Name

Francesco Munzi

Director's Nationality

Italian

Cinema Release / Broadcast on TV

2005-04-29

Foreign Language(s) Used

Albanian, Romani'

Importance

Central

Year

2004

Foreign Community

Albanian, Rom

Setting

Rome

Subtitles

Yes but not for Rom people

Scriptwriters

Italian

Distribution Company

Istituto Luce (2005)

Production Company

Orisa Produzioni, Pablo Produzioni

Production (Nationality)

Italy

Usage of Foreign Language

High

Distribution Network (Cities)

57

Screening Period (Days)

389

Audience

15476

Revenue (€)

78308

Usage metrics

    Italian Cinema and Immigration Database

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