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  • Arturo (Vinicio Marchioni) e Guido (Luigi Fedele) mentre praticano la loro passione: la cucina.
    Fatti e Storie

    Oltre la sindrome di Asperger: "Quanto basta" di Francesco Falaschi

    Mattia Ronsisvalle(December 05, 2018)
    "Quanto basta" di Francesco Falaschi, offre una nuova visione sulla Sindrome di Atsperger. Il film trasforma la percezione della malattia. Non è un punto di debolezza, ma uno stimolo a dare sempre di più. Una storia semplice, ma che fa riflettere, proposta in occasione del NICE - New Italian Cinema Events di New York a New York
  • Photo Credit: Shushu Chen
    Art & Culture

    "Arrangiarsi: Pizza… and the Art of Living" on Show at NYU

    Tommaso Cartia(April 10, 2018)
    A big success for the event that celebrates the art of Neapolitan pizza making through the lens of cinema and beyond. A full house at Casa Italiana for the NY premiere of the film "Arrangiarsi: Pizza… and the Art of Living" by Matteo Troncone, followed by a panel on the art of pizza making and a tasting of the delicious fried pizza.
  • Actor Richard Gere in conversation with Giovanna Calvino and Director of NYU Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò, Stefano Albertini. Photo by Shushu Chen
    Art & Culture

    Richard Gere Embodies the Compassion of Italo Calvino

    N. C.(October 26, 2017)
    Hosted by New York University’s Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò, Richard Gere, the award-winning Hollywood actor, performed a reading from Italo Calvino’s new English adaptation of 'The Baron in the Trees.' After the lecture the popular actor commented on the book and on his passion for Italian writer Italo Calvino, in conversation with Stefano Albertini, Director of Casa Italiana, and Calvino's daughter, Giovanna Calvino.
  • Parole Parole S01E22: DESIDERIO
    Art & Culture

    Parole, parole

    Stefano Albertini(September 21, 2017)
    Casa Italiana Zerili Marimò at NYU is producing its own in house web series dedicated to the Italian language. Each episode of Parole Parole features a special guest presenting an Italian word that is dear to them for literary, linguistic, historical or purely personal reasons.

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