Giogiò Franchini (born 11 July 1959) is an Italian film editor, whose career spanned over 30 years.
Life and career Born in Naples, Franchini is the son of a lawyer. He started his career on stage as a light designer, and in 1992 he was put under contract by production company Megaris, collaborating to their television and film projects.
In 1998, Franchini won a Ciak d'Oro for Roberta Torre's To Die for Tano, and in 2005 he won a second Ciak d'Oro for Paolo Sorrentino's The Consequences of Love. In 2006, he received a Flaiano Prize for his work in Antonio Capuano's Mario's War and Sergio Rubini's Our Land. In 2008, he won a David di Donatello for best editing for Andrea Molaioli's The Girl by the Lake.
Selected filmography
Sacred Silence (1996) To Die for Tano (1997) The Vesuvians (1997) The Dust of Naples (1998) One Man Up (2001) Red Moon (2001) Winter (2002) The Remains of Nothing (2004) The Consequences of Love (2004) Mario's War (2005) Texas (2005) Our Land (2006) The Family Friend (2006) The Girl by the Lake (2007) At a Glance (2007) Lecture 21 (2008) The Seed of Discord (2008) Marriage and Other Disasters (2010) Dark Love (2010) La pecora nera (2010) The Jewel (2011) Kryptonite! (2011) Drifters (2011) Welcome Mr. President (2013) Miele (2013) ) A Woman as a Friend (2014) Italiano medio (2015) Slam (2016) Omicidio all'italiana (2017) Bloody Richard (2017) Euphoria (2018) The Man Without Gravity (2019) Padrenostro (2020) The Time of Indifference (2020) Figli (2020) Rose Stone Star (2020) I fratelli De Filippo (2021) Last Night of Amore (2023) The Art of Joy (2024) My Tennis Maestro (2025)
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