Cinema, literature, art, poetry, activities for children and then language courses, conferences and meetings.
The Instituto Cervantes in Rome resumes its activities, in complete safety, with a program of cultural and educational initiatives until December 2020, both in person and online.
Great protagonists, cinema and the visual arts, from the LGTBI + Online film festival coordinated by Feelsales, which between shorts, documentaries, and fiction involves 23 centers around the world (until 29/10 on the institute's Vimeo channel) to the 15th Film Festival in Rome (15-25 / 10) with the films El olvido que seremos by Fernando Trueba and Hasta el cielo by Daniel Calparsoro.
At the Mattatoio - Teatro 1, the 35 / o RomaEuropa Festival hosts Tierras del sud by Txalo Toloza-Fernández and Laida Azkona Goñi (17-18 / 10), the second part of the theatrical trilogy on the atrocities committed against the native peoples of America Latina, while Sala Europa, a review organized by Casa del Cinema with Ambassade de France - Institut Saint Louis, Goethe Institut hosts films such as Tristana by Luis Buñuel.
In November Cervantes will then be at the XXVI MedFilm Festival, while Todo sobre mi madre, an adaptation by Francesco Proietti of the film by Pedro Almodóvar (10-15 / 11), will make its debut at the Petrolini Theater.
A Cervantes classic is also back, such as Discover: Ibero-American Cinema Exhibition (at the Casa Argentina in Rome and in the Naples and Palermo offices, 26-29/11).
The IV edition of Nero / Giallo (11-12 / 11 in the centers of Rome, Milan, Naples and Palermo, as well as New York and Rio de Janeiro and online) between the virtual reading club with the Cuban Leonardo Padura, the homage to Benito Pérez Galdós, the Argentine Marcelo Figueras and the Italians Barbara Baraldi and Fausto Vitaliano.
Furthermore, until 30/12, in Rome, the exhibition The universe of Ignacio Goitia, which brings for the first time to Italy 30 years of work by the artist originally from Bilbao.
