60th David di Donatello

60th David di Donatello
Date	12 June 2015
Site	Teatro Olimpico, Rome, Italy
Hosted by	Tullio Solenghi
Highlights
Best Picture	Black Souls
Most awards	Black Souls (9)
Most nominations	Black Souls (16)
Television coverage
Network	Rai Movie

The 60th David di Donatello ceremony, presented by the Accademia del Cinema Italiano, was held on 12 June 2015.^[1][2]

Winners and nominees

Best Film Black Souls – directed by Francesco Munzi Hungry Hearts – directed by Saverio Costanzo Leopardi – directed by Mario Martone Mia Madre – directed by Nanni Moretti Greenery Will Bloom Again – directed by Ermanno Olmi	Best Producer Cinemaundici e Babe Films, with Rai Cinema - Black Souls Palomar, Rai Cinema - Leopardi Nicola Giuliano, Francesca Cima, Carlotta Calori for Indigo Film, with Rai Cinema - The Invisible Boy Carlo Cresto-Dina - Le meraviglie Nanni Moretti for Sacher Film, Domenico Procacci per Fandango, with Rai Cinema - Mia Madre
Best Director Francesco Munzi - Black Souls Saverio Costanzo - Hungry Hearts Mario Martone - Leopardi Nanni Moretti - Mia Madre Ermanno Olmi - Greenery Will Bloom Again	Best New Director Edoardo Falcone - God Willing Andrea Jublin - Banana Lamberto Sanfelice - Chlorine Eleonora Danco - N-Capace Laura Bispuri - Sworn Virgin
Best Actor Elio Germano - Leopardi Fabrizio Ferracane - Black Souls Alessandro Gassmann - An Italian Name Marco Giallini - God Willing Riccardo Scamarcio - You Can't Save Yourself Alone	Best Actress Margherita Buy - Mia Madre Paola Cortellesi - Do You See Me? Virna Lisi - Latin Lover Alba Rohrwacher - Hungry Hearts Jasmine Trinca - You Can't Save Yourself Alone
Best Supporting Actor Carlo Buccirosso - The Legendary Giulia and Other Miracles Claudio Amendola - The Legendary Giulia and Other Miracles Fabrizio Bentivoglio - The Invisible Boy Luigi Lo Cascio - An Italian Name Nanni Moretti - Mia Madre	Best Supporting Actress Giulia Lazzarini - Mia Madre Barbora Bobuľová - Black Souls Anna Foglietta - The Legendary Giulia and Other Miracles Valeria Golino - The Invisible Boy Micaela Ramazzotti - An Italian Name
Best Screenplay Francesco Munzi, Fabrizio Ruggirello, Maurizio Braucci - Black Souls Saverio Costanzo - Hungry Hearts Mario Martone, Ippolita Di Majo - Leopardi Edoardo Leo, Marco Bonini - The Legendary Giulia and Other Miracles Nanni Moretti, Francesco Piccolo, Valia Santella - Mia Madre	Best Cinematography Vladan Radovic - Black Souls Fabio Cianchetti - Hungry Hearts Renato Berta - Leopardi Italo Petriccione - The Invisible Boy Fabio Olmi - Greenery Will Bloom Again
Best Production Design Giancarlo Muselli - Leopardi Luca Servino - Black Souls Emita Frigato - Wondrous Boccaccio Paki Meduri - The Legendary Giulia and Other Miracles Giuseppe Pirrotta - Greenery Will Bloom Again	Best Score Giuliano Taviani - Black Souls Nicola Piovani - Hungry Hearts Sascha Ring - Leopardi Ezio Bosso, Federico De Robertis - The Invisible Boy Paolo Fresu - Greenery Will Bloom Again
Best Original Song "Anime nere" from Black Souls - Music and lyrics by Giuliano Taviani, performed by Massimo De Lorenzo "Wrong skin" from The Invisible Boy - Music, lyrics and performed by Marialuna Cipolla "Elis" from You Can't Save Yourself Alone - Music and lyrics by Arturo Annecchino, performed by Costanza Cutaia and Martina Sciucchino "Sei mai stata sulla luna?" from Ever Been to the Moon? - Music, lyrics and performed by Francesco De Gregori - "Bonesempio" from Take Five - Music and lyrics by Giordano Corapi and Roberta Serretiello, performed by Roberta Serretiello	Best Editing Cristiano Travaglioli - Black Souls Francesca Calvelli - Hungry Hearts Jacopo Quadri - Leopardi Massimo Fiocchi, Chiara Griziotti - Italy in a Day Clelio Benevento - Mia Madre
Best Sound Stefano Campus - Black Souls Remo Ugolinelli - An Italian Name Gilberto Martinelli - The Invisible Boy Alessandro Zanon - Mia Madre Francesco Liotard - Greenery Will Bloom Again	Best Costumes Ursula Patzak - Leopardi Marina Roberti - Black Souls Alessandro Lai - Latin Lover Lina Nerli Taviani - Wondrous Boccaccio Andrea Cavalletto - Greenery Will Bloom Again
Best Visual Effects Visualogie - The Invisible Boy Chromatica - Leopardi Reset VFX - La buca Reset VFX, Visualogie - The Legendary Giulia and Other Miracles Rumblefish - Greenery Will Bloom Again	Best Make-up Artist Maurizio Silvi - Leopardi Maurizio Fazzini - The Invisible Boy Sonia Maione - Black Souls Ermanno Spera - Latin Lover Enrico Iacoponi - Mia Madre
Best Hairstylist Aldo Signoretti, Alberta Giuliani - Leopardi Rodolfo Sifari - Black Souls Daniela Tartari - I Killed Napoléon Alberta Giuliani - Latin Lover Carlo Barucci - Wondrous Boccaccio	Best Documentary Feature Belluscone: A Sicilian Story – directed by Franco Maresco Enrico Lucherini - Ne ho fatte di tutti i colori – directed by Marco Spagnoli Io sto con la sposa – directed by Antonio Augugliaro, Gabriele Del Grande, Khaled Soliman Al Nassiry Quando c'era Berlinguer – directed by Walter Veltroni Sul vulcano – directed by Gianfranco Pannone
Best Short Film Thriller – directed by Giuseppe Marco Albano Due piedi sinistri – directed by Isabella Salvetti L'errore – directed by Brando De Sica La valigia – directed by Pier Paolo Paganelli Le note di Giulia – directed by Andrea Dalla Costa	Best European Film The Theory of Everything – directed by James Marsh The Broken Circle Breakdown – directed by Felix Van Groeningen Locke – directed by Steven Knight Pride – directed by Matthew Warchus Wild Tales – directed by Damián Szifrón
Best Foreign Film Birdman – directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu American Sniper – directed by Clint Eastwood Boyhood – directed by Richard Linklater The Salt of the Earth – directed by Wim Wenders Mommy – directed by Xavier Dolan	David Youth Award The Legendary Giulia and Other Miracles – directed by Edoardo Leo Black Souls – directed by Francesco Munzi I nostri ragazzi – directed by Ivano De Matteo Leopardi – directed by Mario Martone The Invisible Boy – directed by Gabriele Salvatores
Special David Awards Gabriele Muccino

References

1. "David di Donatello 2015, le cinquine: 16 nomination per "Anime nere", 14 per Martone". la Repubblica (in Italian). 11 May 2015. Retrieved 11 July 2024.
2. Vivarelli, Nick (12 June 2015). "Quentin Tarantino Holds Court at Italy's David Di Donatello Film Awards". Variety. Retrieved 11 July 2024.