The Big Shake, Stories From Inside the Earthquake [+lire aussi :
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Diva! [+lire aussi :
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The special awards for 2018 went to Dieci Storie proprio così by Emanuela Giordano, Giulia Minoli, and Sky Arte, for the “quality, originality and success of their content.” Two special awards also went to the protagonists of the documentaries in selection: Sandra Milo who plays herself in Salvatrice. Sandra Milo si racconta, directed by Giorgia Würth, and Marina Confalone for her performance in Il signor Rotpeter by Antonietta De Lillo. 

Ermanno Olmi received an honourable mention for Vedete, sono uno di voi, about Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, while Luigi Faccini received the Special Nastri Lifetime Achievement award for his contribution to cinema from 1968 to 2018. Among the special mentions was The Duce's Boxer [+lire aussi :
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The complete list of winners of the Nastri d’Argento Documentary Awards 2018:

Best Non-Fiction Film Award
The Big Shake, Stories From Inside the Earthquake [+lire aussi :
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Best Film about Cinema Award
Dangerous But Necessary [+lire aussi :
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Best Film – Spettacolo
Pino Daniele - Il tempo resterà – Giorgio Verdelli

Best Docufilm Award (tied)
Diva! [+lire aussi :
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La corsa de l'Ora – Antonio Bellia

Nastri Lifetime Achievement Award
Luigi Faccini – Diapora, ogni fine è un inizio

Honourable Mention
Ermanno Olmi – Vedete, sono uno di voi

Special Awards
Dieci storie proprio così – Emanuela Giordano, Giulia Minoli (medium-length feature)
Sky Arte
Marina Confalone – Il signor Rotpeter (medium-length feature)
Sandra Milo – Salvatrice, Sandra Milo si racconta

Mentions
(for debut films)
The Duce's Boxer [+lire aussi :
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Talien [+lire aussi :
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Il mondo in scena. Spoleto - 60 anni di Festival – Gérald Caillat, Benoît Jacquot
Julian Schnabel: A Private Portrait [+lire aussi :
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Lorello and Brunello [+lire aussi :
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Mariangela! (Rai Storia) – Fabrizio Corallo
Metti una sera a cena con Peppino – Antonio Castaldo
Moravia off – Luca Lancise
Sara – Stefano Pistolini, Massimo Salvucci