Goodbye to Marco Onorato, Garrone's director of photography
- Onorato won several awards, including the European Film Award and the Golden Globe for Matteo Garrone's Gomorrah (2008)
Marco Onorato's latest success dates only a few days back, with the Jury's Grand Prix for Reality [+see also:
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His collaboration with Matteo Garrone started in 1995 with Silhouette. It then continued with the films Terra di mezzo (1997), Ospiti (1998), The Embalmer (2002), for which he received the nomination for the David di Donatello for Best Director of Photography and First Love (2004) screened in competition at the Berlin Film Festival.
The several awards won by Marco Onorati include the European Film Award and the Foreign Press' Golden Globe Award for Best Photography for Gomorrah (2008), again with Matteo Garrone as director. His collaborations with other directors worth noting are the successful TV series L'ultimo padrino (2008), Marco Risi's Fortapasc (2009), and Valerio Mieli's Ten Winters [+see also:
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The funeral will take place on Tuesday at the De Paolis studios on via Tiburtina 11 in Rome.
(Translated from Italian)
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