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Indigo Film

Indigo Film S.r.l. is an Italian film and television production company founded by Nicola Giuliano, Francesca Cima, and Carlotta Calori.

Indigo Film S.r.l.
Company typeSocietà a responsabilità limitata (S.r.l.)
IndustryEntertainment
Founded1994; 30 years ago (1994)
Founder
Headquarters
Rome, Italy
Products
  • Films
  • Television series
Websiteindigofilm.it

History

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Indigo Film was founded in 1994 by Nicola Giuliano, Francesca Cima, and Carlotta Calori.[1] The company produced many of Paolo Sorrentino's films, including The Great Beauty, which won the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film and the BAFTA Award for Best Film Not in the English Language.[2][3]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Director Ref.
1995 Dorme [it] Eros Puglielli [4]
2001 One Man Up Paolo Sorrentino [5]
2004 The Consequences of Love Paolo Sorrentino [6]
2005 Mario's War Antonio Capuano [7]
Apnea [it] Roberto Dordit
2006 The Family Friend Paolo Sorrentino [8]
2007 The Girl by the Lake Andrea Molaioli [5]
Crossing the Line [it] Pietro Marcello [9]
2008 Il divo Paolo Sorrentino [5]
2009 Someone I Loved Zabou Breitman [10]
The Double Hour Giuseppe Capotondi [5]
The Mouth of the Wolf Pietro Marcello
2010 Afraid of the Dark [it] Massimo Coppola
Napoli 24 [it] Various [11]
2011 The Jewel Andrea Molaioli [5]
This Must Be the Place Paolo Sorrentino
The Source Radu Mihăileanu [12]
Kryptonite! Ivan Cotroneo [13]
Ulidi piccola mia Mateo Zoni [14]
2012 The Human Cargo [it] Daniele Vicari [15]
2013 Slow Food Story Stefano Sardo [16]
Welcome Mr. President Riccardo Milani [2]
The Great Beauty Paolo Sorrentino [17]
2014 The Invisible Boy Gabriele Salvatores [18]
2015 Youth Paolo Sorrentino [19]
The Wait Piero Messina [20]
Me, Myself and Her Maria Sole Tognazzi [21]
2016 One Kiss Ivan Cotroneo [22]
Slam Gabriele Salvatores [23]
2017 Sicilian Ghost Story Fabio Grassadonia, Antonio Piazza [24]
Fortunata Sergio Castellitto [25]
2018 The Invisible Boy: Second Generation Gabriele Salvatores [26]
Put Grandma in the Freezer Giancarlo Fontana, Giuseppe Stasi [2]
Succede [it] Francesca Mazzoleni [27]
Euphoria Valeria Golino [28]
Capri-Revolution Mario Martone [29]
Loro Paolo Sorrentino [30]
The Man Who Bought the Moon Paolo Zucca [31]
2019 Welcome Back Mr. President [it] Giancarlo Fontana, Giuseppe G. Stasi [32]
The Bears' Famous Invasion of Sicily Lorenzo Mattotti [33]
The Mayor of Rione Sanità Mario Martone [29]
Stolen Days [it] Guido Lombardi
2020 Ultras Francesco Lettieri [34]
The Players Stefano Mordini [35]
Paolo Conte, via con me Giorgio Verdelli [36]
Io tu noi, Lucio Giorgio Verdelli [37]
The Binding Domenico Emanuele de Feudis [38]
Fortuna [it] Nicolangelo Gelormini [39]
2021 The Land of the Sons [it] Claudio Cupellini [40]
Ezio Bosso: Le cose che restano Giorgio Verdelli [41]
The King of Laughter Mario Martone [42]
Lovely Boy Francesco Lettieri [34]
14 Days [it] Ivan Cotroneo [43]
2022 Gianluca Vacchi: Mucho Más Tommaso Deboni [44]
Kobe: Una storia italiana Jesus Garces Lambert [45]
Princess Roberto De Paolis [46]
Burning Hearts Pippo Mezzapesa [47]
The Circle Sophie Chiarello [2]
2023 The Braid Laetitia Colombani [48]
Comandante Edoardo De Angelis [49]
Vangelo secondo Maria [it] Paolo Zucca [50]
2024 Another End Piero Messina [49]
Familia Francesco Costabile [51]
Sicilian Letters Fabio Grassadonia, Antonio Piazza [52]

Television

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Year Title Network Ref.
2013 Una mamma imperfetta [it] Corriere.it [2]
2019–2021 The Swan Company [it] Rai 1 [29]
2019 Non mentire [it] Canale 5 [53]
2022 The Gymnasts [it] Paramount+ [17]
2022–present The Bad Guy Amazon Prime Video [54]

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