Fare Cinema 2020: “Films and documentaries” and “Independent Italian short films”
The Italian Cultural Institute of Montreal, as part of the 3rd edition of the “Fare Cinema 2020” review, scheduled from June 15th to the 21st, presents a section dedicated to “Independent Italian Short Films” and one dedicated to “Production films and documentaries“. These are the short films available with subtitles from : Le Metamorfosi, by […]
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Fare Cinema 2020: “David 2020, the shorts films of the ‘cinquina’ online”
The Italian Cultural Institute of Montreal, as part of the 3rd edition of the “Fare Cinema 2020” review, scheduled from 15 to 21 June, presents the short films nominated for the “David 2020”. The short films, including the “Inverno” winner by Giulio Mastromauro, will be subtitled in English, French and Spanish and will be visible […]
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Gianni Canova, a videoconference entitled Fare Cinema 2020: “Italian Contemporary Cinema”
The Italian Cultural Institute of Montreal, is pleased to present, as part of the 3rd edition of the “Fare Cinema 2020” on the occasion of the first World Day of Italian Cinema (June 20), a videoconference by Gianni Canova, a distinguished academic and film critic. Monday June 15 to Sunday June 21, 2020 Gianni Canova, […]
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Third edition of “FARE CINEMA” (June 15 to 21, 2020)
The third edition of a special event dedicated to Italian film industry professionals, highlighting their talent around the world. Click here to watch the preview. “Fare cinema”: a systematic action, conceived by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation with the aim of promoting quality Italian cinema production abroad, thanks to the diplomatic-consular network […]
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“Dialogues, emotions and stories during the pandemic” (IIC MONTREAL WEBINAR SERIES)
A webinar with Angela Minicucci, General Manager of the Réseau Sélection and in particular of “Jardins d’Italie”, Alfonso Santarpia, Professor of Psychology at the Université de Sherbrooke (Québec) and Francesco D’Arelli, Director of the Italian Cultural Institute of Montreal. Tuesday June 9th 2020, 2:30pm EST (8:30pm, Rome) Registration obligatory The Italian Cultural Institute of Montreal […]
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Il Vittoriale degli Italiani – International summer school
From June 8th to June 12th 2020, the international summer school, supported by the Foundation «Il Vittoriale degli Italiani», offers lectures, conferences, seminars and debates on the theme “Literature and literary civilization of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries between Italy and Europe“. Classes are held in Italian. Click here to download the program
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Mibact – Gran Virtual Tour: the wonders of Italy to see online
Mibact has launched the Grand virtual tour of Italian beauty, a digital journey across the Peninsula to visit online theaters, archives, monumental libraries and museums. The work of promoting the Italian cultural heritage by Mibact continues, which, in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture, leads you to discover the wonders of our country online. To […]
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Ancient books, a theft of 2 million euros of acrobat thieves: recovered by the Carabinieri Cultural Heritage Protection Unit (TPC) of Monza
The carabinieri of the Cultural Heritage Protection Unit of Monza, together with the Metropolitan Police of London, have recovered a collection of ancient books, worth over 2 million euros, stolen in January 2017 from the English city of Feltham, near London. The collection, owned by two Italian collectors and a German, was ready to be […]
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Questionnaire on the representation of the pandemic
As part of a research on representations concerning the coronavirus, we invite you to complete a very short survey (5-7 minutes) by clicking on the link below. The survey is intended for people aged 14 and over living in France, Italy and Quebec who speak French or Italian. This research is conducted by the Department […]
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CULTURE WILL NOT STOP, cultural and creative initiatives during the coronavirus – ART – Decameron: stories in streaming
From the inspiration of Giovanni Boccaccio’s Decameron, which recounts a group of young people who stayed outside Florence in 1348 for ten days to escape the black plague and took turns telling stories to pass time, Triennale invited artists, designers architects, intellectuals, musicians, singers, writers, directors, journalists to “inhabit” the empty spaces of Triennale to […]
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