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On the occasion of the closing day of the exhibition "Nativity in the world" Cardinal Crescenzio Sepe, Archbishop of Naples, will talk on his pastoral visit in New York.

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Dario Barezzi's movie features a day at Milan Central Station. Between the end of 1943 and early 1945, 15 trains loaded Italian Jews who were deported from Binario 21 to the concentration camps. The stories of individuals and their families deported are retold in a documentary-like narration. Survivors and descendants of the people perished in the Holocaust gather to recall those memories.

Cinematography Salvatore Anversa;
Music Marzio Arigoni;
Show runners Andrea Jarach e Michele Politi.

Screening in Italian with English subtitles.

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Writer Giorgio Montefoschi surveys Italian literature after the Second World War. It isn’t the narrow viewpoint of a literary historian, but that of a writer talking about writers. Montefoschi believes that Italian writers who left their mark in the late twentieth century are those that set their work free from its own historical context: “important” writers are those who were inspired by “ageless” themes, such as love, pain, happiness and God, all that always touches everyone’s life.

On view stage costumes, dresses, memorabilia, and archival photos
collected over years of passionate research by Bruno Tosi, President of
Associazione Culturale Maria Callas. First displayed at the Olivetti
Show Room in Venice in 1993, this exhibition has successfully toured
around the world. Following shows at the Italian Cultural Institutes of
Los Angeles and San Francisco, the exhibition has now been extensively
enlarged and updated and is now on view at the Italian Cultural

La Scuola d’Italia Liceo students will present a brief theatrical performance on the Italian Risorgimento.The screening of the documentary “Garibaldi eroe romantico e moderno” by Paola Gallo, will follow. New York City area's schools and IACE's students will be invited to the event.
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EMILIO CAVALLINI: Cybernetic Labyrinths. Opening of an exhibition of recent works by the legendary hosiery designer Emilio Cavallini, exploring a new language of art through the complexity of his cybernetic labyrinths, on the occasion of the release of his book “ Emilio Cavallni “ published by Skira.

LE QUATTRO VOLTE by Michelangelo Frammartino.Internationally Acclaimed Meditation on the Cycles of Life.U.S. Theatrical Premiere Wednesday, March 30 at Film ForumAn idyllic village in southern Italy's mountainous region of Calabria is the setting for this exquisitely filmed take on the cycles of life. Structured in four parts, per its title, it opens with a shepherd tending his herd of goats, then shifts focus to one animal in particular, the tree under which he seeks shelter, and the industrialized fate of that plant. A.O.

Pietro Reviglio. Cinematography of Urban Madness
April 6 - May 3 2011, Columbia University, Italian Academy for Advanced Studies

Opening Reception and book signing: Wednesday April 6, 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.