WINTER CINEMA– CONTEMPORARY ITALIAN FILMS AT THE INSTITUTE 6th and Final Screening – Maria Montessori
The Institute is delighted to invite you to the sixth and final screening of Cinema d’Inverno, our series celebrating contemporary Italian cinema. Join us for six special evenings showcasing some of the most acclaimed Italian films of recent years—powerful, moving, and unforgettable stories. From musical drama to comedy, from historical cinema to biographical storytelling, each […]
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The Genius of Leonardo da Vinci – Free Virtual Guided Tour
The Italian Cultural Institute, in collaboration with The Grand Tour Europe, is pleased to invite you to the fifth event in the second series of free virtual guided tours, led by Mario Bernardi. In 1519, the greatest genius of the Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci, died in Amboise, France. From this symbolic place, we will embark […]
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WINTER CINEMA CONTEMPORARY FILMS AT THE INSTITUTE 5- “A Dark Story”
The Institute is pleased to invite you to the fifth screening of Winter Cinema, our series dedicated to contemporary Italian cinema: six special evenings showcasing some of the most acclaimed Italian films of recent years through powerful, moving, and surprising stories. From musical drama to comedy, from historical cinema to biographical storytelling, each screening offers […]
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The Palatine Hill: The Sacred Hill of Rome
The Istituto Italiano di Cultura, in collaboration with The Grand Tour Europe, is pleased to invite you to the fourth event of the second series of Free Virtual Guided Tours, led by Mario Bernardi. Explore the legendary Palatine Hill, the sacred heart of ancient Rome and one of the city’s most significant archaeological sites. According […]
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Cinema d’Inverno – Screening of the film “Comandante” Fourth event in the series of 6 contemporary films at the Institute
The Institute is pleased to invite you to the fourth screening of Winter Cinema, our series dedicated to contemporary Italian cinema: six special evenings to discover powerful, moving, and surprising stories through some of the most acclaimed Italian films of recent years. From musical drama to comedy, from historical cinema to biographical storytelling, each screening […]
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Eatalian Talks – “Mano d’Opera”, Episode 2: Set design
The first instalment of the new series of Eatalian Talks, our lunchtime program exploring the richness of Italian culture through engaging conversations, screenings, and special presentations. Step behind the curtain and discover the fascinating world of set design, where creativity, craftsmanship, and technical expertise come together to bring opera to life. From the first sketch […]
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The Kingdom in the Sun: Arabic-Norman Palermo
The Istituto Italiano di Cultura, in collaboration with The Grand Tour Europe, is pleased to invite you to the third event of the second series of Free Virtual Guided Tours, led by Mario Bernardi. Palermo, a city shaped by the hands of Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, and Normans over 28 centuries, stands as a testament to the […]
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WINTER CINEMA – SERIES OF 6 CONTEMPORARY FILMS AT THE INSTITUTE – “MIA”
The Institute is pleased to invite you to the third screening of Winter Cinema, our series dedicated to contemporary Italian cinema: six special evenings to discover powerful, moving, and surprising stories through some of the most acclaimed Italian films of recent years. From musical drama to comedy, from historical cinema to biographical storytelling, each screening […]
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WINTER CINEMA – SERIES OF 6 CONTEMPORARY FILMS AT THE INSTITUTE – “A WORLD APART”
The Institute is pleased to invite you to the second screening of Winter Cinema, our series dedicated to contemporary Italian cinema: six special evenings to discover powerful, moving, and surprising stories through some of the most acclaimed Italian films of recent years. From musical drama to comedy, from historical cinema to biographical storytelling, each screening […]
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Mozart’s “The Marriage of Figaro” with Italian surtitles
A collaboration between New Zealand Opera and the Italian Cultural Institute in Sydney To celebrate UNESCO’s recognition of the practice of Opera Singing in Italy as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity and the figure of Lorenzo Da Ponte, a Venetian poet and author who composed 28 librettos for 11 different composers, New Zealand Opera […]
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