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Ended Mon Nov 26 2018Mon Nov 26 2018
Lunedì al Cinema – I demoni di San Pietroburgo

St. Petersburg, 1860. A member of the Imperial family is assassinated. A few days later, the writer Doestoevsky meets Gusiev, a young man being treated in a psychiatric hospital. Gusiev confesses that he is part of the group involved in the assassination and reveals that his comrades are planning to kill another one of the […]

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Ended Fri Nov 23 2018Fri Nov 23 2018
Mario Praz’s legacy: on comparative literature today

A day to commemorate the cultural legacy of Mario Praz. This conference will be an occasion to celebrate the life and the works of one of the most influential Italian literary critics of the 20th century. The event will host five internationally renowned Italian academics in the field of Comparative Studies: Emeritus Professor Piero Boitani […]

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Ended Mon Nov 19 2018Sun Nov 25 2018
3rd Week of Italian Cuisine in the World

What is it? The third edition of the Week of Italian Cuisine in the World, which will run from 19 to 25 November 2018, aims to promote internationally high-quality Italian cuisine and the agri-food sector, the distinctive traits of “Brand Italy” in line with the big themes that were launched by EXPO 2015 Milano and […]

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Ended Fri Nov 16 2018Fri Nov 16 2018
3rd Week of the Italian Cuisine in the World: a taste of Sicilian life – with Pietro Frassica

The captivating island of Sicily has been influenced by a variety of cultures dating back to antiquity—each adding its own complex flavor to what is now-renowned gastronomy. Many foreign ingredients have entered Italy via the island and, over the centuries, they have become so absorbed into local culinary tradition that it is difficult to imagine […]

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Ended Thu Nov 15 2018Thu Nov 15 2018
Il segreto di Pietramala: the quest for impossible languages – with Andrea Moro

In his novel Il segreto di Pietramala, Andrea Moro, linguist, essayist and winner of the Flaiano Literary Prize 2018, explores the illusion of fictional languages. The linguist Elia Rameau is sent to Corsica on a special mission: he must collect data on the language spoken in the small mountain village of Pietramala. Once he reaches […]

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Ended Mon Nov 12 2018Mon Nov 12 2018
Lunedì al Cinema – Bianca come il latte, rossa come il sangue

Leo is 16. Everything he cannot stand is white: school, teachers, silence, fear. Everything he loves is red: music on his iPod, his soccer team, the blood in his veins – and the colour of Beatrice’s hair. She’s the most beautiful girl in school and he watches her from a distance. But the girl suffers […]

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Ended Mon Nov 12 2018Mon Nov 12 2018
CANCELLED – Rinascimento in progress. Florence: from museum to lab – with Sergio Risaliti and Paolo Bartoloni

Florence is known all over the world as the culla del rinascimento. Yet, in the past few years something has changed. No more just the cradle of the Renaissance nor a showcase for the contemporary, Florence is trying to function as a laboratory for the present. By clashing with the past, the city is breaking […]

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Ended Thu Nov 08 2018Thu Nov 08 2018
MUSIC WITH THE IIC – Sophie Pardatscher & Barbara Panzarella

Born in Merano in 1998, the young clarinetist Sophie Pardatscher, winner of the International Competition “Saverio Mercadante”, played as a soloist with different orchestras, inter alia with the orchestra of the Conservatoire Claudio Monteverdi in autumn 2016.Barbara Panzarella, born in Lamezia Terme in 1990, started studying piano at the age of 5. She regularly performs […]

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Ended Mon Nov 05 2018Mon Nov 05 2018
EUNIC Short Shorts from Europe

EUNIC Short Shorts from Europe lands in Dublin after the summer date at Galway Film Fleadh! Action, animation, drama – expect this and more from Short Shorts – a selection of European short films from the home countries of seven members of EUNIC Ireland (European Union National Institutes for Culture).Let Austria, France, Germany, Ireland, Spain, […]

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Ended Fri Nov 02 2018Fri Nov 02 2018
Homage to Dario Fo – with Mario Pirovano and Joseph Farrell

Although once denounced by the Vatican for supposed blasphemy, Dario Fo came to admire both Pope Francis and Francis of Assisi. His monologue Francis the Holy Jester is an act of homage to the saint, deftly translated into English by Mario Pirovano, actor and long-time collaborator with Fo, who will perform his own version of […]

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