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  • Capotondi's 'Hour' gets warm reception

    09/10/09 First-time Italo helmer Giuseppe Capotondi, whose Venice competition entry "The Double Hour" unspooled to warm reaction Thursday, reps a rarity in Italian cinema for a couple reasons.  |  Variety
  • Music Box

    09/09/09 New kids on the block Music Box brought on the noise last year with breakout French success "Tell No One" ($6.2 million), putting the Chicago-based company on the map.  |  Variety
  • Servillo set for 'Tranquil Life'

    09/07/09 Italo thesp Toni Servillo ("Il Divo") is attached to star in noir "Una Vita tranquilla" (A Tranquil Life) by sophomore helmer Claudio Cupellini for RAI Cinema.  |  Variety
  • Italian film folk protest against arts cuts

    07/20/09 Drastic funding cuts to the arts planned by the Silvio Berlusconi government prompted Italy's film community on Monday to stage a protest in front of parliament with some industryites threatening a Venice Film Festival boycott as the next step.  |  Variety
  • Lincoln Center to fete actor Toni Servillo

    07/02/09 Servillo will appear in person on July 27 after the screening of "Il Divo" to discuss the film and his career.  |  The Hollywood Reporter
  • Slumdog Millionaire A Winner In Italy

    06/29/09 Slumdog Millionaire has added to its Oscars haul by landing another top prize at Italy's Nastri d'Argento (Silver Ribbon) Awards on Saturday.  |  The Internet Movie Database (IMDb)
  • 'Il Divo' wins big at Silver Ribbons

    06/27/09 Paolo Sorrentino's lauded look at the life of Giulio Andreotti, the seven-time, mafia-tainted Italo prime-minister, scooped four prizes - thereby gaining some comeupence on rival mafia pic Gomorrah, by Matteo Garrone, which won this year's Silver Ribbon for best film.  |  Variety