Melania Dalla Costa

Melania Dalla Costa (born February 25, 1988) is an Italian-born French actress, screenwriter, film producer and activist.[1][2][3][4] She wrote, produced and acted in the film I Sogni Sospesi, which was screened at the 76th Venice International Film Festival. She received several awards and nominations for her film.[5][6] Dalla Costa was testimonial for the 2019 United Nations (UNICRI) campaign against violence towards women, was held on the November 25th International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.

Melania Dalla Costa
Born (1988-02-25) 25 February 1988
Marostica, Italy
OccupationActress, screenwriter, film producer and activist
Years active2007–present
Websitemelaniadallacosta.it

Partial filmography

Year Title Role Position Notes
2020 Last Remains Melania Dalla Costa Actress Short Film
Gli Ultimi Resti Actress
Three Madame Conelllas Actress Short Film
2019 Chanel Star Actress Short Film
The Balkan Line Producer Film
2018 I sogni sospesi Marlène Actress, Producer, Writer Short Film
Stato di ebbrezza Beatrice Actress Film
Immaturi - La serie Melania Actress TV Series
Reshma Associate producer Documentary short
All She Wrote Producer
2016 Mr. Snow White Italian Woman (as Melania Della Costa) Actress
2014 Un posto al sole Francesca Actress TV Series
2010 Secondo tempo Patty Actress Film
2008 Natale al cesso Moglie Infedele Actress Short Film
2007 Mai dire Martedì Natale al cesso Actress TV Series

Awards and nominations

YearNominated workAwardFestivalResult.
2021I Sogni SospesiBest ActressVegas Movie AwardsWon
2021I Sogni SospesiBest ActressNew York Film AwardsNominated
2021I Sogni SospesiBest ActressHollywood Gold AwardsNominated
2021I Sogni SospesiDecember AwardHollywood Gold AwardsNominated
2021I Sogni SospesiBest ActressGold AwardNominated
2021I Sogni SospesiBronze AwardIndependent Shorts AwardsNominated
2021I Sogni SospesiHonorable MentionVenice Film FestivalWon
2020I Sogni SospesiYoung Cinema AwardVenice Film FestivalWon
2019I Sogni SospesiSpecial Award for Best ProductionMontecatini Filmvideo - International Short Film FestivalWon

References

Melania Dalla Costa at IMDb 

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