64th David di Donatello

The 64th David di Donatello ceremony, presented by the Accademia del Cinema Italiano, was held on 27 March 2019 to honor the best in Italian cinema in 2018.^[1] It was hosted by Carlo Conti.

64th David di Donatello
Date	27 March 2019
Site	RAI Studios, Rome, Italy
Hosted by	Carlo Conti
Highlights
Best Picture	Dogman
Most awards	Dogman (9)
Most nominations	Dogman (16)
Television coverage
Network	Rai 1
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Accademia del Cinema Italiano introduced new categories: David Youth Award, selecting the best film voted by 3,000 Italian high school students and David Audience Award which honored the year's biggest box office hit. It also incorporated the category Best European Film into Best Foreign Film to encompass all films made out of Italy.^[2]

The crime drama film Dogman won the most awards of the night with nine, including Best Film. Other winners include On My Skin with four, Call Me by Your Name, Capri-Revolution and Loro with two, and Frontiera, The Invisible Boy: Second Generation, Roma, Santiago, Italia, There's No Place Like Home, and The Vice of Hope with one.

Winners and nominees

Matteo Garrone, Best Director winner

Alessandro Borghi, Best Actor winner

Elena Sofia Ricci, Best Actress winner

Edoardo Pesce, Best Supporting Actor winner

The nominations were announced on 19 February 2019.^[3] Dogman led the nominations with fifteen, followed by Capri-Revolution with thirteen and Call Me by Your Name with twelve.^[4]

Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface, and indicated with a double dagger (‡).^[5]

Best Film Dogman – Matteo Garrone, director‡ Call Me by Your Name – Luca Guadagnino, director Euphoria – Valeria Golino, director Happy as Lazzaro – Alice Rohrwacher, director On My Skin – Alessio Cremonini, director	Best Producer On My Skin – Andrea Occhipinti, Luigi Musini, and Olivia Musini, producers; Cinemaundici and Lucky Red, production companies‡ Boys Cry – Agostino Saccà, Maria Grazia Saccà, and Giuseppe Saccà, producers; Pepito Produzioni and Rai Cinema, production companies Call Me by Your Name – Peter Spears, Luca Guadagnino, Emilie Georges, Rodrigo Teixeira, Marco Morabito, James Ivory, and Howard Rosenman, producers; Frenesy Film Company, La Cinéfacture, RT Features, M.Y.R.A. Entertainment, and Water's End Productions, production companies Dogman – Matteo Garrone, Jeremy Thomas, Jean Labadie, and Paolo Del Brocco, producers; Archimede and Le Pacte, production companies Happy as Lazzaro – Carlo Cresto-Dina, producer; Tempesta, Rai Cinema, Amka Films Productions, Ad Vitam Production, KNM, and Pola Pandora, production companies
Best Director Matteo Garrone – Dogman‡ Valeria Golino – Euphoria Luca Guadagnino – Call Me by Your Name Mario Martone – Capri-Revolution Alice Rohrwacher – Happy as Lazzaro	Best New Director Alessio Cremonini – On My Skin‡ Damiano and Fabio D'Innocenzo – Boys Cry Luca Facchini – Fabrizio De André: Principe libero Valerio Mastandrea – Ride Simone Spada – Hotel Gagarin
Best Actor Alessandro Borghi – On My Skin as Stefano Cucchi‡ Marcello Fonte – Dogman as Marcello Luca Marinelli – Fabrizio De André: Principe libero as Fabrizio De André Riccardo Scamarcio – Euphoria as Matteo Toni Servillo – Loro as Silvio Berlusconi and Ennio Doris	Best Actress Elena Sofia Ricci – Loro as Veronica Lario‡ Anna Foglietta – If Life Gives You Lemons as Miriam Marianna Fontana – Capri-Revolution as Lucia Alba Rohrwacher – Lucia's Grace as Lucia Pina Turco – The Vice of Hope as Maria
Best Supporting Actor Edoardo Pesce – Dogman as Simone‡ Fabrizio Bentivoglio – Loro as Santino Recchia Ennio Fantastichini – Fabrizio De André: Principe libero as Giuseppe De André Massimo Ghini – There's No Place Like Home as Sandro Valerio Mastandrea – Euphoria as Ettore	Best Supporting Actress Marina Confalone – The Vice of Hope as Zi' Mari‡ Nicoletta Braschi – Happy as Lazzaro as Marchesa Alfonsina De Luna Donatella Finocchiaro – Capri-Revolution as Maria Kasia Smutniak – Loro as Kira Jasmine Trinca – On My Skin as Ilaria Cucchi
Best Original Screenplay Dogman – Ugo Chiti, Massimo Gaudioso, and Matteo Garrone‡ Boys Cry – Damiano and Fabio D'Innocenzo Euphoria – Francesca Marciano, Valia Santella, and Valeria Golino Happy as Lazzaro – Alice Rohrwacher On My Skin – Alessio Cremonini and Lisa Nur Sultan	Best Adapted Screenplay Call Me by Your Name – Luca Guadagnino, Walter Fasano, and James Ivory; based on the novel by André Aciman‡ I'm Back – Luca Miniero and Nicola Guaglianone; based on the original motion picture screenplay Look Who's Back by Johannes Boss, Minna Fischgartl, and David Wnendt and the novel by Timur Vermes The Invisible Witness – Stefano Mordini and Massimiliano Catoni; based on the original motion picture screenplay The Invisible Guest written by Oriol Paulo and Lara Sendim The Leisure Seeker – Paolo Virzì, Francesca Archibugi, Francesco Piccolo, and Stephen Amidon; based on the novel by Michael Zadoorian La profezia dell'armadillo – Zerocalcare, Oscar Glioti, Valerio Mastandrea, and Johnny Palomba; based on the graphic novel by Zerocalcare
Best Cinematography Dogman – Nicolaj Brüel‡ Boys Cry – Paolo Carnera Call Me by Your Name – Sayombhu Mukdeeprom Capri-Revolution – Michele D'Attanasio Happy as Lazzaro – Hélène Louvart	Best Sets and Decorations Dogman – Dimitri Capuani‡ Call Me by Your Name – Samuel Deshors Capri-Revolution – Giancarlo Muselli Happy as Lazzaro – Emita Frigato Loro – Stefania Cella
Best Score Capri-Revolution – Apparat and Philipp Thimm‡ Dogman – Michele Braga Euphoria – Nicola Tescari Loro – Lele Marchitelli On My Skin – Mokadelic There's No Place Like Home – Nicola Piovani	Best Original Song "Mystery of Love" from Call Me by Your Name – Music, Lyrics, and Performed by Sufjan Stevens‡ "'A speranza" from The Vice of Hope – Music, Lyrics, and Performed by Enzo Avitabile "Araceae" from Capri-Revolution – Music by Apparat and Philipp Thimm; Lyrics by Simon Brambell; Performed by Apparat "L'invenzione di un poeta" from There's No Place Like Home – Music by Nicola Piovani; Lyrics by Piovani and Aisha Cerami; Performed by Tosca "'Na gelosia" from Loro – Music by Lele Marchitelli; Lyrics by Pepe Servillo; Performed by Toni Servillo
Best Editing Dogman – Marco Spoletini‡ Call Me by Your Name – Walter Fasano Capri-Revolution – Jacopo Quadri and Natalie Cristiani Euphoria – Giogiò Franchini On My Skin – Chiara Vullo	Best Sound Dogman – Maricetta Lombardo, Alessandro Molaioli, Davide Favargiotti, Mauro Eusepi, Mirko Perri, and Michele Mazzucco‡ Call Me by Your Name – Yves-Marie Omnes, Thomas Gastinel, Davide Favargiotti, Studio 16 Sound Group, and Jean Pierre Laforce Capri-Revolution – Alessandro Zanon, Alessandro Palmerini, Alessandro Piazzese, Marta Billingsley, Stefano Grosso, Marzia Cordo, Giancarlo Rutigliano, and Paolo Segat Happy as Lazzaro – Christophe Giovannoni, Julien D'Esposito, Marta Billingsley, and François Musy Loro – Emanuele Cecere, Francesco Sabez, Paolo Testa, Silvia Moraes, Alessandro Feletti, Alessandro Quaglio, Mirko Perri, Mauro Eusepi, and Marco Saitta
Best Costumes Capri-Revolution – Ursula Patzak‡ Call Me by Your Name – Giulia Piersanti Dogman – Massimo Cantini Parrini Happy as Lazzaro – Loredana Buscem Loro – Carlo Poggioli	Best Visual Effects The Invisible Boy: Second Generation – Víctor Pérez‡ Capri-Revolution – Sara Paesani and Rodolfo Migliari Dogman – Rodolfo Migliari The Legend of the Christmas Witch – Rodolfo Migliari and Monica Galantucci Loro – Simone Coco and James Woods Michelangelo Endless – Giuseppe Squillaci
Best Make-up Artist Dogman – Dalia Colli and Lorenzo Tamburini‡ Call Me by Your Name – Fernanda Perez Capri-Revolution – Alessandro D'Anna Loro – Maurizio Silvi On My Skin – Roberto Pastore	Best Hairstylist Loro – Aldo Signoretti‡ Call Me by Your Name – Manolo Garcia Capri-Revolution – Gaetano Panico Dogman – Daniela Tartari The King's Musketeers – Massimo Gattabrusi
Best Documentary Feature Santiago, Italia – Nanni Moretti, director‡ Friedkin Uncut – Francesco Zippel, director Goodbye Saigon – Wilma Labate, director Julian Schnabel: A Private Portrait – Pappi Corsicato, director Samouni Road – Stefano Savona, director	Best Short Film Frontiera – Alessandro Di Gregorio, director‡ Il nostro concerto – Francesco Piras, director Im Bären – Lilian Sassanelli, director Magic Alps – Andrea Brusa and Marco Scotuzzi, directors Yousef – Mohamed Hossameldin, director
Best Foreign Film Roma – Alfonso Cuarón, director‡ Bohemian Rhapsody – Bryan Singer, director Cold War – Paweł Pawlikowski, director Phantom Thread – Paul Thomas Anderson, director Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri – Martin McDonagh, director	David Youth Award On My Skin – Alessio Cremonini, director‡ Call Me by Your Name – Luca Guadagnino, director Dogman – Matteo Garrone, director Euphoria – Valeria Golino, director The King's Musketeers – Giovanni Veronesi, director
Special David Awards Tim Burton (Cinematic Excellence)[6] Dario Argento Francesca Lo Schiavo Uma Thurman[7]	David Audience Award There's No Place Like Home – Gabriele Muccino, director

Films with multiple nominations and awards

Films that received multiple nominations

Nominations	Film
16	Dogman
13	Call Me by Your Name
	Capri-Revolution
12	Loro
10	On My Skin
9	Happy as Lazzaro
8	Euphoria
4	Boys Cry
3	Fabrizio De André: Principe libero
	There's No Place Like Home
	The Vice of Hope
2	The King's Musketeers

Films that received multiple awards

Awards	Film
9	Dogman
2	Call Me by Your Name
	Capri-Revolution
	Loro

References

1. Vivarelli, Nick (27 March 2019). "Matteo Garrone's 'Dogman' Is Big Winner at Italy's David di Donatello Awards". Variety. Archived from the original on 8 February 2024. Retrieved 8 February 2024.
2. Anderson, Ariston (28 March 2019). "'Dogman' Wins Big at Italy's David di Donatello Film Awards". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 8 February 2024.
3. "David di Donatello 2019: le candidature". Vanity Fair Italia. 19 February 2019. Archived from the original on 5 August 2020. Retrieved 8 February 2024.
4. Scarpa, Vittoria (19 February 2019). "Dogman leads the nominations for the 2019 David di Donatello Awards". Cineuropa. Archived from the original on 16 September 2020. Retrieved 8 February 2024.
5. Scarpa, Vittoria (28 March 2019). "Dogman takes home nine David di Donatello awards, including Best Film and Best Director". Cineuropa. Archived from the original on 8 February 2024. Retrieved 8 February 2024.
6. Anderson, Ariston (15 March 2019). "Tim Burton to Receive Career David di Donatello Award in Italy". The Hollywood Reporter. Archived from the original on 4 October 2024. Retrieved 8 February 2024.
7. "David speciale a Uma Thurman". Cinecittà News. 27 March 2019. Archived from the original on 8 February 2024. Retrieved 8 February 2024.

External links

• Official website