In 2006 the company has produced, with the contribution of MiBACT and in partnership with RTI the comedy “Solo Metro”, directed by Marco Cucurnia, starring Anna Valle, Pietro Semonti, Michele Placido, Eleonora Giorgi, Augusto Fornari and the special appearance of director Mario Monicelli.
In 2007 it co-produces with RAI CINEMA the movie “L’uomo Giusto”, starring actors Paola Minaccioni and Gigi Angelillo, directed by Toni Trupia. During the same year it plans the pre-production of Michele Placido’s movie about the 1968 socio-cultural mass movement in Italy “Il Grande Sogno” with leading actors Riccardo Scamarcio, Luca Argentero and Jasmine Trinca.
In 2012 it produces, in association with Rai Cinema, Trentino Film Commission, MiBACT and Mandragora Movies, the movie “Itaker” with Francesco Scianna, Michele Placido, directed by Toni Trupia.
In 2014 the company presents the self produced movie from Filippo Gili’s play “Prima Di Andare Via” directed by Michele Placido at the Torino Film Festival.
In 2015, with Charlot Srl, in collaboration with Rai Cinema and MiBACT the movie “La Scelta” starring actors Raoul Bova, Ambra Angiolini, Michele Placido and Valeria Solarino, directed by Michele Placido, executive producer Federica Luna Vincenti.
In 2016 it produces the film “7 Minuti” produced with France and Switzerland for Rai Cinema in collaboration with Mibact .
In 2019 Goldenart produces with Rai Cinema the short movie “Sansone”, inspired by the biblical hero and by a true story.
In 2020 Goldenart Srl with Rai Cinema and Mact produces “Caravaggio’s Shadow” directed by Michele Placido starring Riccardo Scamarcio, Isabelle Huppert, Louis Garrell.
The movie was released in theaters in 2022.
In 2023 it wins the DAVID GIOVANI award at the David di Donatello 2023 and the 4 awards NASTRO D’ARGENTO SPECIALE (Michele Placido), PHOTOGRAPHY (Michele D’Attanasio), SCENOGRAPHY (Tonino Zera) and COSTUMES (Carlo Poggioli) at the Nastri D’Argento 2023.
In 2021 in collaboration with Dinamo Films, Rai Cinema and Notorious Pictures it produces “La Prima Regola” directed by Massimiliano D’Epiro.
