Fifteen Molfetta – Giulio Mastromauro, director of Molfetta, candidate for the Golden Globe

Giulio Mastromauro, director of Molfetta, candidate for the Golden Globe

His film “Bangarang” competes in the Documentary category

Giulio Mastromauro


MOLFETTA – Nominations have been announced Golden Globes 2024, the recognitions of the Foreign Press in Italy, among the most important Italian film awards together with the David di Donatello, the Nastri d’Argento and the Ciak d’oro. Born in the 1960s in the wake of the Golden Globes of American cinema, the award celebrates the best of Italian cinema of the season. In the Documentaries section, Mastromauro’s film is nominated together with Rome, holy and damned by Marco Giusti, Roberto D’Agostino and Daniele Ciprì e Can I come in? An Ode to Naples by Trudie Styler. Among the candidates for best film we find the blockbuster There’s still tomorrow by Paola Cortellesi and the Oscar candidate I am Captain by Matteo Garrone. The candidates for First Film are Happiness by Micaela Ramazzotti, Laf building by Michele Riondino e Glory! By Margherita Vicario. Among the candidate interpreters, Micaela Ramazzotti, Pierfrancesco Favino, Elio Germano and Antonio Albanese. The Lifetime Achievement Award, already announced in March, will be awarded to Monica Bellucci. The awards ceremony is scheduled for July 3 in Rome, in the gardens of the German Academy of Villa Massimo.
Bangarang tells of his noisy and resistant childhood in the shadow of the former Ilva of Taranto, the largest steelworks in Europe. Already a finalist this year at the Silver Ribbons and winner of the Jury Prize at Rome Film Festivalthe film will be presented in the next few weeks in competition at the main Italian festivals including
Ischia Film Festival, BCT of Benevento e Filming Italy in Sardinia.

 
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