“The Last One for the Road,” directed by Francesco Sossai, is the top winner at the 71st David di Donatello Awards, Italy’s national film prize. Multiple outlets report that the road movie, which premiered in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard in 2025, takes home eight trophies. The awards ceremony is held at Rome’s Cinecittà studios. The film wins major honors, including Best Film and Best Director, and also secures additional category wins that together account for its total of eight statuettes. The outlets describe the movie as a comedy-drama road story featuring Sergio Romano and Pierpaolo (names reported by individual outlets) and centering on two broke men in their 50s who make their way as small-time crooks and befriend a shy architecture student. Sources agree on the film’s overall sweep, its Cannes Un Certain Regard premiere, its director and the setting of the David di Donatello ceremony, while differing only in the amount of plot detail and the way they frame the film’s tone.