10 Italian Filmmakers You Should Know
It is time to take a look at some of the Italian filmmakers who are a little less extolled, but no less deserving of our time and attention
5 Reasons Why Calabria Is More Than Just ‘The Toe’
The southernmost tip of Italy is ripe for a renaissance.
A Question Of Power: Women And The Mafia
Women have both inherited and seized power within the mafia in recent years, proving that they should never be underestimated.
Anchovy Alto Adige
Does Italian food taste different at sea level and mountain top? The anchovies and capers you get in Alto Adige seem to prove it.
29 Years Ago The Mafia Killed Falcone, But His Ideas Are Still Alive
Falcone taught me that a better world is not a pipe dream, but a reponsibility of all of us.
A Pirandellian Mental Lapse: Don Quijote Or Don Chisciotti?
Great courage, an unshakable faith in the codes of chivalry, madness, are the traits that one normally associated with Don Quijote. However, when Pirandello refers to specific events in the life of the Knight, a problem arises.
All Pezzolo’s A Stage: Trinacria Theatre Company
A small but vibrant arts collective is reviving Sicily's rich tradition of myth and legend.
Aperitivo In Lockdown
Despite the changes and obstacles of the pandemic, Italians have found innovative ways of toasting and connecting with one another.