The TV adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s novels follows the incredible international success of her books, which have been translated in numerous languages and are loved by millions of readers across the world.
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L'adattamento per il piccolo schermo dei romanzi di Elena Ferrante è arrivato sulla scorta dell'enorme successo internazionale dei libri, tradotti in tutto il mondo e amati da milioni di lettori e lettrici.
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Following the international success of the Neapolitan Novels series, the mysterious author of “My Brilliant Friend” is back with a new novel, once again set in Naples but showing a different face of the city.
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Art & CultureThe Italian Cultural Institute in Washington presented Ferrante Fever, a documentary by Giacomo Durzi. The screening was followed by a panel discussion featuring movie director Giacomo Durzi and Ann Goldstein, the American translator of Ferrante’s novels, moderated by Laura Benedetti, professor of Italian at Georgetown University.
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Roman Film Director Saverio CostanzoThe series will be directed by Saverio Costanzo. Elena Ferrante, whose real identity remains unknown, will be collaborating on the screenplay via email
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Discussing Ferrante’s widely popular four-novel series. A literary success in Italy and worldwide, the series follows the life of two friends growing together and drifting apart across sixty years of Italian history.
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Amy's Story - the new book by Anna LawtonOn April 27th the Washington, D.C. literary crowd gathered to celebrate another success by one of its most well-known members: a presentation of Anna Lawton’s latest book, “Amy’s Story.” The venue was perfect: the staff of Via Umbria, a small but extremely welcoming Italian gourmet market, with an upstairs patio and a space for culinary and literary events, greeted us with an aperitivo including several Italian delicacies. Bottles were popped and the spumante started to flow from glass to mouth. An organized – but long – line formed when the brand new books were brought upstairs to be bought by the readers and signed by the author.
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Una scena tratta dal film con Micaela Ramazzotti ed Elio Germano"La Tenerezza", l’ultimo film di Gianni Amelio, liberamente tratto dal romanzo “La tentazione di essere felice” di Lorenzo Marone, ha nel titolo una parola usata anche da Papa Francesco. Mi sembra opportuno ricordare che secondo Lui la tenerezza non è debolezza, ma è fortezza, se unita a solidarietà e umiltà, perché il potere fa male a chi lo esercita e a chi lo subisce se non lo si mette insieme a umiltà e tenerezza. Concetti utilissimi per spiegare i sentimenti più o meno espressi che muovono i protagonisti di questo film.
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Elena Ferrante's beloved series "The Neapolitan Novels" will soon come to televisionThe Neapolitan novels of the popular Italian writer, Elena Ferrante, will soon be transformed into a HBO television series directed by film director, Saverio Costanzo.
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Three of Elena Ferrante's books translated into EnglishDevoted fans upset with the work of Italian investigative journalist Claudio Gatti for "outing" Anita Raja as the writer behind the Elena Ferrante alias.
