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Death of a Neapolitan Mathematician
Death of a Neapolitan Mathematician
Directed by	Mario Martone
Written by	Mario Martone; Fabrizia Ramondino
Produced by	Angelo Curti; Antonietta De Lillo; Giorgio Magliulo
Starring	Carlo Cecchi; Anna Bonaiuto; Toni Servillo
Cinematography	Luca Bigazzi
Edited by	Jacopo Quadri
Music by	Michele Campanella
Distributed by	Radiotelevisione Italiana
Release date	8 September 1992;
Running time	108 minutes
Country	Italy
Language	Italian

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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

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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-'''''Death of a Neapolitan Mathematician''''' (original Italian title: Morte di un matematico napoletano) is a [[1992]] [[Italy|Italian]] [[drama film]], written and directed by [[Mario Martone]].
+'''''Death of a Neapolitan Mathematician''''' ({{langx|it|'''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==
-{{Expand Italian|date=July 2011}}
+{{no plot|date=July 2015}}
 ==Cast==
-* [[Carlo Cecchi]] ... Renato Caccioppoli
+* [[Carlo Cecchi]] as Renato Caccioppoli
-* [[Anna Bonaiuto]] ... Anna
+* [[Anna Bonaiuto]] as Anna
-* [[Renato Carpentieri]] ... Luigi Caccioppoli
+* [[Renato Carpentieri]] as Luigi Caccioppoli
-* [[Toni Servillo]] ... Pietro
+* [[Toni Servillo]] as Pietro
-* [[Licia Maglietta]] ... Emilia
+* [[Licia Maglietta]] as Emilia
-* [[Antonio Neiwiller]] ... Don Simplicio
+*  Antonio Neiwiller as Don Simplicio
+*[[Andrea Renzi (actor)|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]]
+**Grand Special Jury Prize – [[Mario Martone]]
-**Kodak Cinecritica Award - [[Mario Martone]]
+**Kodak Cinecritica Award – [[Mario Martone]]
-**Pasinetti Award - Best Actor: [[Carlo Cecchi]]
+**Pasinetti Award – Best Actor: [[Carlo Cecchi]]
-*[[Angers European First Film Festival]] 1993:
+*Angers European First Film Festival 1993:
-**C.I.C.A.E. Award - [[Mario Martone]]
+**C.I.C.A.E. Award – [[Mario Martone]]
-**European Jury Award - Feature Film: [[Mario Martone]]
+**European Jury Award – Feature Film: [[Mario Martone]]
-**SACD Grand Prize - [[Mario Martone]]
+**SACD Grand Prize – [[Mario Martone]]
 *[[David di Donatello Awards]] 1993:
-**David Award - Best New Director: [[Mario Martone]]
+**David Award – Best New Director: [[Mario Martone]]
-**Special David Award - [[Carlo Cecchi]]
+**Special David Award – [[Carlo Cecchi]]
 *[[Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists]] 1993:
-**Silver Ribbon Award - Best New Director: [[Mario Martone]]
+**Silver Ribbon Award – Best New Director: [[Mario Martone]]
 ===Nominated===
 *[[European Film Awards]] 1993:
-**European Film Award - Best Actor: [[Carlo Cecchi]]
+**European Film Award – Best Actor: [[Carlo Cecchi]]
 *[[Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists]] 1993:
-**Silver Ribbon - Best Actor: [[Carlo Cecchi]]
+**Silver Ribbon – Best Actor: [[Carlo Cecchi]]
-==External Links==
+==External links==
 {{IMDb title|0104918}}
-{{Use dmy dates|date=July 2011}}
+{{Mario Martone}}
-[[Category: 1992 films]]
+{{Venice Film Festival Grand Jury Prize}}
+[[Category:1992 films]]
+[[Category:Italian drama films]]
+[[Category:Venice Grand Jury Prize winners]]
+[[Category:Films directed by Mario Martone]]
+[[Category:1990s Italian-language films]]
+[[Category:1990s Italian films]]
+[[Category:Italian-language drama films]]
+{{1990s-Italy-film-stub}}

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