Awards

A civilized scream expressed through Gerardo Marotta's words, inviting us to be the protagonists of a revolution aiming to regain the State's value intended as a common good, and not as a private interest.

For the delicate approach to the lawyer-philosopher; a character who has been constantly fighting for over 50 years to safeguard and promote an idea of Culture that is based on knowledge, thought, and dialogue, through which the new generations can be educated. And for the film's ability to evoke an authentic feeling, drawing the audience and making it reflect on public ethics, which is so necessary and relevant in times like these characterized by the betrayal of public interest.

For the tenacity and perseverance with which he studies reality and his ability to create emotions through the strength of his relationship with his protagonists. Tied with The Cambodian Room: Situations with Antoine D'Agata (2009).

For having depicted the story of the young protagonist with great participation and delicacy.