Flaiano Prizes

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The Flaiano Prizes (Italian: Premi Flaiano) are a set of Italian international awards recognizing achievements in the fields of creative writing, cinema, theater and radio-television.[1] [2] Established to honour the Italian author and screenwriter Ennio Flaiano (1910-1972), the prizes have been awarded annually since 1974 at the Teatro Monumentale Gabriele D'Annunzio in Pescara, Flaiano’s hometown, as well as D'Annunzio's.

Since 2001 the cinema section has become a true film festival, consisting of several events and film selections presented in cinemas around the town and open to the general public. The Flaiano Film Festival is one of Italy's International Film Festivals. The Festival lasts one month (between June and July of each year), with the presentation of films in competition and out of competition, allowing the participation of thousands of spectators. The festival is enriched by several smaller festivals each year and is divided into several sections for which prizes are awarded. These include best film, best foreign film, male and female actors, director, photographer, editing, soundtrack, set design and costumes. A special jury prize is awarded, best film of onset and also the premium carriera. The highest award given is the Flaiano gold for the film which is reserved to writers for film, directors, performers Italian and foreign critics.

Award winners

Literary Prize

  • 1976: Emma Giammattei, Renato Minore
  • 1977: Goffredo Parise
  • 1978: Guido Ceronetti
  • 1979: Mario Praz
  • 1980: Mario Soldati
  • 1981: Roberto Ridolfi
  • 1982: Carlo Betocchi, Pietro Citati
  • 1983: Mimì Zorzi, Gino Bacchetti
  • 1984: Antonio Altomonte, Gesualdo Bufalino
  • 1985: Francesco Burdin, Raffaele La Capria
  • 1986: Piero Chiara, Paolo Barbaro, Mario Rigoni Stern
  • 1987: Gian Luigi Piccioli, Franca Rossi, Gaetano Afeltra
  • 1988: Lorenzo Mondo, Giorgio Soavi
  • 1989: Maria Corti, Fruttero & Lucentini
  • 1990: Luigi Malerba, Claudio Magris
  • 1991: John Banville, Francesca Sanvitale, Antonio Tabucchi, Antonio Cibotto
  • 1992: Peter Handke, Giuliana Morandini, José Saramago
  • 1993: Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio, Domenico Rea, Luis Sepúlveda
  • 1994: Manuel Vásquez Montalbán, Marie NDiaye, Giuseppe Pontiggia
  • 1995: Daniele Del Giudice, Allan Folsom, Jostein Gaarder
  • 1996: Enzo Bettiza, Paulo Coelho, Tahar Ben Jelloun, Daniel Pennac, Abraham B.Yehoshua, Ken Saro-Wiwa (in his memory)
  • 1997: Tom Clancy, Dacia Maraini, Patrick Robinson
  • 1998: Andrea Camilleri, Daniel Chavarría, Ian McEwan
  • 1999: Vincenzo Consolo, Edwidge Danticat, Max Gallo
  • 2000: Alex Garland, Javier Marías, Daniel Picouly, Fabrizia Ramondino
  • 2001: Michèle Desbordes, Patrick McGrath, Roberto Pazzi
  • 2002: Peter Carey, Silvana Grasso, Per Olov Enquist
  • 2003: John Crowley, Antonio Munoz Molina, Harry Mulish, Elisabetta Rasy, Nikolaj Spasskij
  • 2004: Aziz Chouaki, Paolo Di Stefano, David Grossman
  • 2005: Alberto Bevilacqua, Gianni Celati, Dacia Maraini, Raffaele Nigro, Domenico Starnone
  • 2006: Raffaele La Capria, Amara Lakhous, Enrique Vila-Matas
  • 2007: Hisham Matar
  • 2008: Alberto Arbasino, Ismail Kadaré, Alice Munro

Super Flaiano of Literature

Poetry Prize

Italian Studies Prize

  • 2002: Daniela Amsallem, Peter Kuon, Eanna O’Ceallachain, Joanna Ugniewska
  • 2003: Ginette Herry, Mladen Machiedo, Millicent Marcus, Irmgard Scharold
  • 2004: Smaranda Bratu Elian, Marcel Schneider, Tibor Szabo, Minoru Tanokura
  • 2005: Federica Brunori Deigan, Gerard Marino, Rita Marnoto
  • 2006: Larissa G. Stepanova, Ariel Rathaus, Lucia Re e Paul Vangelisti
  • 2007: Teodolinda Barolini, Adel El Siwi, Dagmar Reichardt
  • 2008: Michail Andreev, Laura Benedetti, Angela Barwig e Thomas Stauder

Special Prize

References

  1. ↑ "XL Premi Internazionali Flaiano". Associazione Culturale Ennio Flaiano. Retrieved 12 December 2013 (Italian). 
  2. ↑ Georgetown University Books

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