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Rassegna Stampa ADVERTISEMENT OCTOBER 29, 2019 US $9.99 JAPAN ¥1280 CANADA $11.99 CHINA ¥80 UK £ 8 HONG KONG $95 EUROPE €9 RUSSIA 400 AUSTRALIA $14 INDIA 800 “Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You,” season, titled “The New Pope,” launched she hired Zakowska to do the costumes. recently at the Venice Film Festival, with Costume Design Poggioli has fond memories of working Paolo Sorrentino directing all episodes. with Roth, first on “The English Patient,” Poggioli calls Sorrentino “the big excep- then on “The Talented Mr. Ripley” — both tion” to what he sees as an increasing ten- Master Class Celebrates films were shot in Italy — and later on dency on the part of producers, espe- “Cold Mountain.” cially U.S. ones, to overstep into what “When Ann came to Italy, she was a he considers the director’s role when it great teacher to me,” says Poggioli, speak- comes to envisioning costumes. “Paolo U.S.-Italy Bond ing from the ancient Southern Italian town knows exactly what he wants. And when of Matera, where he’s working on Terrence he directs, the project is entirely in his Malick’s “The Last Planet,” a drama that will hands,” he says. Collaboration with David di Donatello reportedly portray passages in the life of It’s likely that many of Poggioli’s U.S. Awards brings event to CUNY Jesus Christ. “Coming from a diferent cul- colleagues would agree that deferring to ture, she had a whole diferent vision from the director is best. What’s sure is the cre- By NICK VIVARELLI what I was used to … and she absorbed a ative success of the ongoing collaboration @nickvivarelli lot in Italy as well.” between Italian and American costumers. THE BOND BETWEEN American and Ital- Poggioli, who worked with Fellini on his As Poggioli puts it: “The cultural exchange ian costumers has been a strong and final feature, “The Voice of the Moon,” says — that’s what makes you grow.” long-lasting one that has contributed to that these days what displeases him about some of the best-looking movies ever made, some of the big American productions he says acclaimed Italian costume designer works on is that the costume designer at “I’ve always gone back to Italy as Carlo Poggioli. “We are the country that has times is forced to “interact primarily with a place where I can build costume won the most Oscars, both for set design the producers instead of the director.” elements that I was unable to and costumes, afer the Americans,” says That has not been the case on RAI and make in America.” Poggioli, head of Italy’s costume and pro- HBO series “The Young Pope.” Its second Donna Zakowska, costume designer duction designers guild. “The Italian flag stands high.” That bond will be celebrated with a mas- ter class series of panels set for Oct. 31, Nov. 13 and Dec. 5 at the City University of New York, in which Piera Detassis, president of Italy’s David di Donatello Awards — the country’s equivalent of the Oscars — will lead a discussion among Italian designers Poggioli and Milena Canonero (“The Grand Budapest Hotel”) and Americans Ann Roth (“The English Patient”) and Donna Zakow- ska (“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”). When she started prepping the HBO miniseries “John Adams,” Zakowska says she developed a strong rapport with Canonero, whose work on Stanley Kubrick’s “Barry Lyndon” set the standard for 18th-century costume re-creation. “She was a bit of a mentor to me,” Zakowska says. Canonero introduced Zakowska to Ital- ian clothes-making shops such as Tirelli Cultural Diversity Costumi and the hat maker Pieroni Work- John Malkovich (above) co-stars shop, which she continued to use when in “The New Pope” working on History’s 2015 “Sons of Liberty” with Silvio Orlando miniseries. “I’ve always gone back to Italy (below, second from right). as a place where I can build costume ele- Costume designer ments that I was unable to make in Amer- Carlo Poggioli ica,” says Zakowska. lauds the show as a U.S.-Italian The Italy-U.S. bond also incorporates collaboration common visions and artistic sensibilities. that hews closely to the vision of Significantly, in 2011, when Canonero was writer-director a producer on the Roberto Faenza film Paolo Sorrentino. 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FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF FILMS IN PRODUCTION, VISIT VARIETYINSIGHT.COM Incontri americani organizzati dai David, sul palco Canonero e l'arte del costume - Repubblica.it 11/26/19, 11(42 AM MENU CERCA ABBONATI ABBONATI Cinema informazione pubblicitaria Incontri americani organizzati dai David, sul palco Canonero e l'arte del costume L'Accademia protagonista del laboratorio sul cinema italiano organizzato dalla City University of New York. Con la presidente Detassis sul palco un pugno di artisti del costume, Canonero, Poggioli, Roth e Donna Zakowska ABBONATI A 31 ottobre 2019 I David sul palcoscenico americano. L'Accademia del Cinema Italiano - Premi David di Donatello sarà protagonista della seconda edizione di Italian Cinema Cuny (Ic-Cuny), laboratorio educativo per lo studio del cinema italiano presso The City University of New York. Fondato e diretto dalla professoressa Eugenia Paulicelli (Professor of Italian Studies, a scholar of Fashion and Film), Ic-Cuny 2019 è curato con Massimo Mascolo, consulente per l'Accademia dell'organizzazione dei premi David. Al primo appuntamento, in programma il 31 ottobre, con il sostegno di Variety, interverranno alcuni tra i più importanti costumisti in attività, per un incontro che coinvolgerà eccellenze del cinema italiano e internazionale, introdotto da Piera Detassis, presidente e direttore artistico dei premi David di Donatello. Fra i protagonisti dell'incontro dal titolo "The Craft of Cinema: Costume Design", Milena Canonero, quattro premi volte premio Oscar, attualmente al lavoro sul nuovo film di Wes Anderson, The French Dispatch, e Carlo Poggioli, candidato agli Emmy e ai David di Donatello, autore degli abiti di The Young Pope e The New Pope di Paolo Sorrentino, Loro e Waiting for Barbarians, oggi sul set del nuovo film di Terrence Malick. Al loro fianco anche Ann Roth, vincitrice di Tony Awards e premio Oscar per Il paziente inglese e collaboratrice di Mike Nichols, Anthony Minghella, Stephen Daldry, Meryl Streep e, infine, l'americana Donna Zakowska, trionfatrice agli Emmy per i costumi della serie The Marvelous Mrs Maisel. 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Il 5 dicembre, infine, talks sul rapporto tra costume e moda, la presentazione della video-serie educational The New Made in Italy: 21st Century Fashion and Design e la seconda Masterclass tenuta da Daniela Ciancio, costumista vincitrice di due David di Donatello (Il resto di niente e La grande bellezza), con la partecipazione del costume concept artist Christian Cordella, altra eccellenza italiana all'estero, che ha contribuito tra l'altro a Total Recall, G.I. Joe 2, Biancaneve e il cacciatore, Men In Black III, Millennium: uomini che odiano le donne, Cowboys & Aliens, Captain America, Thor, Fast And Furious 5, Mangia, Prega, Ama, Iron Man 2, La Mummia 3. 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