Marco Bellocchio’s The Traitor [+lire aussi :
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The accolade of Best Debut Film was bestowed upon Bangla [+lire aussi :
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In terms of Best Cinematography, this was a title won by Valerio Mieli’s Ricordi? [+lire aussi :
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And finally, as predicted, the Young Hope Award went to Ludovica Nasti, the young and highly talented protagonist of the TV series My Brilliant Friend [+lire aussi :
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The full list of winners at the Italian Golden Globes 2019 are as follows:

Best Film
The Traitor [+lire aussi :
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Best Debut Film
Bangla [+lire aussi :
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Best Actress
Jasmine Trinca – An Almost Ordinary Summer [+lire aussi :
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Best Actor
Alessandro Borghi – On My Skin [+lire aussi :
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Best Cinematography
Ricordi? [+lire aussi :
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Best TV Series
The Name of the Rose [+lire aussi :
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Best Score
Nicola Piovani – The Traitor

Best Screenplay
On My Skin - Alessio Cremonini, Lisa Nur Sultan

Best Documentary
Butterfly [+lire aussi :
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Best Short Film
Olmo - Davide Calvaresi

Young Hope Award
Ludovica Nasti – My Brilliant Friend [+lire aussi :
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Lifetime Achievement Award
Franco Nero
Vanessa Redgrave