55th David di Donatello

55th David di Donatello
Date	7 May 2010
Site	Auditorium Conciliazione, Rome, Italy
Hosted by	Tullio Solenghi
Highlights
Best Picture	The Man Who Will Come
Most awards	Vincere (8)
Most nominations	The First Beautiful Thing (18)

The 55th David di Donatello ceremony, presented by the Accademia del Cinema Italiano, was held on 7 May 2010.[1][2][3]

Winners and nominees

Best Film The Man Who Will Come – directed by Giorgio Diritti Baarìa – directed by Giuseppe Tornatore The First Beautiful Thing – directed by Paolo Virzì Loose Cannons – directed by Ferzan Özpetek Vincere – directed by Marco Bellocchio	Best Producer Simone Bachini, Giorgio Diritti – The Man Who Will Come Giampaolo Letta, Mario Spedaletti – Baarìa Angelo Barbagallo, Gianluca Curti – Fort Apache Napoli Domenico Procacci – Loose Cannons Mario Gianani – Vincere
Best Director Marco Bellocchio – Vincere Giuseppe Tornatore – Baarìa Giorgio Diritti – The Man Who Will Come Paolo Virzì – The First Beautiful Thing Ferzan Özpetek – Loose Cannons	Best New Director Valerio Mieli – Ten Winters Susanna Nicchiarelli – Cosmonaut Claudio Noce – Good Morning Aman Marco Chiarini – L'uomo fiammifero Giuseppe Capotondi – The Double Hour
Best Actor Valerio Mastandrea – The First Beautiful Thing Antonio Albanese – A Question of the Heart Libero De Rienzo – Fort Apache Napoli Kim Rossi Stuart – A Question of the Heart Filippo Timi – Vincere	Best Actress Micaela Ramazzotti – The First Beautiful Thing Greta Zuccheri Montanari – The Man Who Will Come Stefania Sandrelli – The First Beautiful Thing Margherita Buy – The White Space Giovanna Mezzogiorno – Vincere'
Best Supporting Actor Ennio Fantastichini – Loose Cannons The whole cast of supporting actors – Baarìa Pierfrancesco Favino – Baciami ancora Marco Giallini – Io, loro e Lara Marco Messeri – The First Beautiful Thing	Best Supporting Actress Ilaria Occhini – Loose Cannons Anita Kravos – Raise Your Head Alba Rohrwacher – The Man Who Will Come Claudia Pandolfi – The First Beautiful Thing Elena Sofia Ricci – Loose Cannons
David di Donatello for Best Screenplay Francesco Bruni, Francesco Piccolo, Paolo Virzì – The First Beautiful Thing Jim Carrington, Andrea Purgatori, Marco Risi, Maurizio Cerino – Fort Apache Napoli Giorgio Diritti, Giovanni Galavotti, Tania Pedroni – The Man Who Will Come Ivan Cotroneo, Ferzan Özpetek – Loose Cannons Marco Bellocchio, Daniela Ceselli – Vincere	Best Cinematography Daniele Ciprì – Vincere Enrico Lucidi – Baarìa Roberto Cimatti – The Man Who Will Come Nicola Pecorini – The First Beautiful Thing Maurizio Calvesi – Loose Cannons
Best Sets and Decorations Marco Dentici – Vincere Maurizio Sabatini – Baarìa Giancarlo Basili – The Man Who Will Come Tonino Zera – The First Beautiful Thing Andrea Crisanti – Loose Cannons	Best Score Ennio Morricone – Baarìa Marco Biscarini, Daniele Furlati – The Man Who Will Come Carlo Virzì – The First Beautiful Thing Pasquale Catalano – Loose Cannons Carlo Crivelli – Vincere
Best Original Song "Baciami ancora" from Kiss Me Again – Composed and performed by Jovanotti "Angela" from Cado dalle nubi – Composed and performed by Checco Zalone "21st Century Boy" from The First Beautiful Thing – Composed by Valerio Casini, performed by Bad Love Experience "'Sogno" from Loose Cannons – Composed by Marco Giacomelli, Fabio Petrillo, Ilaria Cortese, performed by Patty Pravo "Canzone in prigione" from Tutta colpa di Giuda – Composed by Cristiano Godano, Gian Luca Bergia, Riccardo Tesio, performed by Marlene Kuntz	Best Editing Francesca Calvelli – Vincere Massimo Quaglia – Baarìa Giorgio Diritti, Paolo Marzoni – The Man Who Will Come Simone Manetti – The First Beautiful Thing Patrizio Marone – Loose Cannons
Best Sound Carlo Missidenti – The Man Who Will Come Faouzi Thabet – Baarìa Bruno Pupparo – Parents and Children: Shake Well Before Using Mario Iaquone – The First Beautiful Thing Gaetano Carito – Vincere	Best Costumes Sergio Ballo – Vincere Luigi Bonanno – Baarìa Lia Francesca Morandini – The Man Who Will Come Gabriella Pescucci – The First Beautiful Thing Alessandro Lai – Loose Cannons
Best Visual Effects Paola Trisoglio, Stefano Marinoni – Vincere Mario Zanot – Baarìa LIMINA – The Man Who Will Come Ermanno Di Nicola – L'uomo fiammifero EDI – Effetti Digitali Italiani – The First Beautiful Thing	Best Make-up Artist Franco Corridoni – Vincere Gino Zamprioli – Baarìa Amel Ben Soltane – The Man Who Will Come Paola Gattabrusi – The First Beautiful Thing Luigi Rocchetti, Erzsébet Forgács – Mi Ricordo Anna Frank
Best Hairstylist Alberta Giuliani – Vincere Giusy Bovino – Baarìa Aldo Signoretti, Susana Sanchez Nunez – I, Don Giovanni Daniela Tartari – The Man Who Will Come Massimo Gattabrusi – The First Beautiful Thing	Best Documentary Feature The Mouth of the Wolf – directed by Pietro Marcello Hollywood on the Tiber – directed by Marco Spagnoli L'isola dei sordobimbi – directed by Stefano Cattini The One Man Beatles – directed by Cosimo Messeri Valentina Postika in attesa di partire – directed by Caterina Carone
Best Short Film Passing Time – directed by Laura Bispuri L'altra metà – directed by Pippo Mezzapesa Buonanotte – directed by Riccardo Banfi Nuvole, mani – directed by Simone Massi Uerra – directed by Paolo Sassanelli	Best European Film Le Concert – directed by Radu Mihăileanu The White Ribbon – directed by Michael Haneke A Prophet – directed by Jacques Audiard Soul Kitchen – directed by Fatih Akın Welcome – directed by Philippe Lioret
Best Foreign Film Inglourious Basterds – directed by Quentin Tarantino A Serious Man – directed by Coen brothers Avatar – directed by James Cameron Invictus – directed by Clint Eastwood Up in the Air – directed by Jason Reitman	David Youth Award Baarìa – directed by Giuseppe Tornatore Kiss Me Again – directed by Gabriele Muccino Parents and Children: Shake Well Before Using – directed by Giovanni Veronesi Io, loro e Lara – directed by Carlo Verdone The Man Who Will Come – directed by Giorgio Diritti
Special David Awards Lina Wertmüller, Career David Bud Spencer, Career David Terence Hill, Career David Tonino Guerra, Career David

References

1. Vivarelli, Nick (7 May 2010). "'Vincere' tops Italy's David awards". Variety. Retrieved 14 July 2024.
2. Vazzoler, Marlen (7 May 2010). "David di Donatello 2010: L'uomo che verrà miglior film". Mymovies.it (in Italian). Retrieved 15 April 2024.
3. "David di Donatello 2010: le candidature". RAI. Retrieved 15 April 2024.