The "Leone d'Oro," or "Golden Lion," is a prestigious award presented at the Venice Film Festival, one of the oldest and most renowned film festivals in the world. Established in 1932, it honors the best film of the festival, recognizing outstanding achievements in cinema. The award is crafted in the shape of a lion, symbolizing strength and courage, and is made of gold. Winning the Leone d'Oro can significantly elevate a filmmaker's career and increase the visibility of their work on an international scale.