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Matilda De Angelis Calls Shared Nastro d'Argento Win 'Disrespectful'

De Angelis argued that ex aequo prizes undermine personal recognition, warning of severe funding shortfalls in Italian cinema.

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Overview

  • Matilda De Angelis and singer Elodie were jointly awarded Best Supporting Actress at the Nastro d'Argento for Mario Martone's Fuori on June 16.
  • In her Il Fatto Quotidiano interview on June 17, De Angelis described the shared prize as disrespectful to individual talent.
  • She emphasized that awards are not her motivation, citing the emotional impact of Fuori's prison-set story as her true inspiration.
  • De Angelis raised alarm over Italy’s film industry funding gaps, noting months-long work lulls for skilled technicians.
  • The 29-year-old prepares for roles in Luc Besson's Dracula and Stefano Accorsi drama La lezione, aiming to expand her international profile.