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Something wrong?She became the face of existential drift in Antonioni's 1960s films - those long silences, that blonde reserve, the way she made alienation look like thought itself.
A life in dates
1960Film1995Commandeur des Arts et des LettresAwardGolden Lion for Lifetime AchievementAward1984Silver Bear for Outstanding Artistic ContributionAward1982
Che fai... ridi?Series1981
The Mystery of OberwaldFilm, The Queen1979David di Donatello for Best ActressAwardLa macchina cinemaSeries
Tigers in LipstickFilm, 1979Maria / The Prostitute1978
Ciné regardsSeries
My LovesFilm, 1978Anna Lisa Bianchi1976David di Donatello for Best ActressAwardNastro d'Argento for Best ActressAward
Keep It To Yourself!Film, 1976Amanda / Lia1975
Les Rendez-vous du dimancheSeries1974David di Donatello for Best ActressAward
The Phantom of LibertyFilm, 1974Mrs. Foucault1972
Orders are OrdersFilm, Giorgia1971David di Donatello for Best ActressAwardSamedi soirSeriesV.I.P. SchaukelSeries
That's How We Women AreFilm, 1971la suonatrice di piatti, Zoe, Annunziata, Teresa, Alberta, Eliana, Katherine, Erika, Palmira, Agata, Laura, Fulvia1969David di Donatello for Best ActressAwardNastro d'Argento for Best ActressAward
Help Me, My LoveFilm, 1969Raffaella Macchiavelli1967
I Married You for FunFilm, Giuliana1965
The DollsFilm, Giovanna (segment "La Minestra")1964
High InfidelityFilm, Gloria1963Targa d'OroAward1962Nastro d'Argento for Best Supporting ActressAward
L'EclisseFilm, 1962Vittoria1960
L'AvventuraFilm, Claudia1954
Reflets de CannesSeries1931Born3 November 1931Also in Deutsch
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About this person
Maria Luisa Ceciarelli was born on 3 November 1931 and took the name Monica Vitti when she entered Italian cinema. Her run with Michelangelo Antonioni through the 1960s turned her into something rarer than a star: a cinematic idea, appearing opposite Marcello Mastroianni, Alain Delon, Richard Harris, Terence Stamp, and Dirk Bogarde in films that reset what screen acting could hold. She collected five David di Donatello Awards for Best Actress, seven Italian Golden Globes, a Career Golden Globe, and the Venice Film Festival's Career Golden Lion. When she died on 2 February 2022, Italy's culture minister called her "the Queen of Italian cinema" - a title earned not by volume but by the weight of what she made visible.
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