Margaret Mazzantini

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Margaret Mazzantini (September 2009)

Margaret Mazzantini (born October 27, 1961 in Dublin ) is an Italian actress and writer .

life and work

Margaret Mazzantini is the daughter of the writer Carlo Mazzantini and the Irish painter Anne Donnelly . She grew up in Ireland and Tuscany. As an actress, she is involved in theater, film and television productions. However, she has gained more attention through her novel publications. Her first novel Il catino di zinco (German: Die Zinkwanne ) made it into the finalists of the Premio Campiello in 1994 ; and Non ti muovere (English: don't go away ), which was filmed in 2004 by her husband Sergio Castellitto , won the Premio Strega in 2002 . After a few years, she published her novel Venuto al mondo (English: The most beautiful word in the world ) in November 2008 , which deals with the history of Sarajevo since the 1984 Winter Olympics , during the city ​​siege in the Bosnian War and the post-war period. The novel was awarded the Premio Campiello in 2009. In 2011 her novel Mare al mattino (English: The Sea in the Morning ) was published, in which she depicts the end of Italian colonialism in Libya and the end of Gaddafi rule based on two individual fates.

In her first role as a film actress, she appeared under the pseudonym Margaret Donnelly in Joe D'Amato's Man-Eater from 1980.

She lives in Rome with her husband, whom she married in 1987, and their four children .

Works

Original editions

German translations

Film adaptations

Awards

Individual evidence

  1. http://librinews.wordpress.com/2009/09/06/il-premio-campiello-2009-a-margaret-mazzantini-con-venuto-al-mondo/

Web links

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