Death of a Neapolitan Mathematician
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| Death of a Neapolitan Mathematician | |
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| Directed by | Mario Martone |
| Written by | Mario Martone Fabrizia Ramondino |
| Produced by | Angelo Curti Antonietta De Lillo Giorgio Magliulo |
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| Cinematography | Luca Bigazzi |
| Edited by | Jacopo Quadri |
| Music by | Michele Campanella |
| Distributed by | Radiotelevisione Italiana |
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Running time | 108 minutes |
| Country | Italy |
| Language | Italian |
Death of a Neapolitan Mathematician (Italian: Morte di un matematico napoletano) is a 1992 Italian drama film, written and directed by Mario Martone.
The film earned nine awards and was nominated for two, with director and writer Mario Martone winning seven awards.
Plot
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Cast
- Carlo Cecchi as Renato Caccioppoli
- Anna Bonaiuto as Anna
- Renato Carpentieri as Luigi Caccioppoli
- Toni Servillo as Pietro
- Licia Maglietta as Emilia
- Antonio Neiwiller as Don Simplicio
- Andrea Renzi as Leo
- Alessandra D'Elia as Stella
- Roberto De Francesco as Leonardo
- Lucio Amelio as the Marquis
- Toni Bertorelli as Antonio Alcamo
- Antonino Iuorio as Ferdinando
- Patrizio Rispo as Stefanini
- Sergio Solli as the Magistrate
- Enzo Moscato as Biondino
- Vincenzo Salemme as Communist Party militant
- Nicola Di Pinto as Communist Party leader
Awards
Won
- 49th Venice International Film Festival 1992:
- Grand Special Jury Prize – Mario Martone
- Kodak Cinecritica Award – Mario Martone
- Pasinetti Award – Best Actor: Carlo Cecchi
- Angers European First Film Festival 1993:
- C.I.C.A.E. Award – Mario Martone
- European Jury Award – Feature Film: Mario Martone
- SACD Grand Prize – Mario Martone
- David di Donatello Awards 1993:
- David Award – Best New Director: Mario Martone
- Special David Award – Carlo Cecchi
- Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists 1993:
- Silver Ribbon Award – Best New Director: Mario Martone
Nominated
- European Film Awards 1993:
- European Film Award – Best Actor: Carlo Cecchi
- Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists 1993:
- Silver Ribbon – Best Actor: Carlo Cecchi
External links
Death of a Neapolitan Mathematician at IMDb
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