At our Bar-Ristorante 16th May - 2nd June
Ambassadors of Flavour from Messina |
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In November 2010 the Italian Cultural Institute launched the "Ambassadors of Flavour Project" in an effort to familiarize people with the richness and diversity of Italian culinary tradition.
Italy is rightly famous for its wide variety of mouth-watering food, but not everyone knows that the country’s many regions each have unique and wonderful dishes to offer, as well as an appetising range of wines.
To spread the word, we’ve set up collaborations with some of Italy’s best culinary schools. Every month a group of students and their teacher(s) from different regions will delight diners with a taste of traditional recipes from their part of Italy.
From the 16th of May until the 2nd of June at the Institute the Antonello Culinary School from Messina will bring at the Institute the best signature dishes from Sicily.
Why not come along and sample the many gastronomic wonders of a nation famous for its skill in the kitchen.
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All Flours by MOLINO DELLA GIOVANNA, PIACENZA www.dallagiovanna.it
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Natural yeast by B. F. L BAKERY FUTURE LINES S.R.L www.bfl.it
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Highlights
Dance

Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Cameo/Segments – Two Pieces by Acclaimed Dancer and Choreographer Riccardo Buscarini
The Institute presents two of Riccardo Buscarini’s eye-opening, original dance works, choreographed and performed in collaboration with Mariana Camiloti and Antonio de la Fe. Cameo, finalist piece of The Place Prize 2011, sponsored by Bloomberg, is a >>>
Cinema

Friday, May 25, 2012
Cine-Excess Midnight Extreme: The Freakmaker (AKA The Mutations) (1974)
In this dark and delirious seventies redub of Todd Browning’s Freaks, Donald Pleasence is cast as Professor Nolter, a perverse practitioner dabbling with photosynthesis in order to create a new super-species of human/plant hybrids. The spurious surgeon >>>
Cinema

Friday, May 25, 2012 - Saturday, May 26, 2012
Cine-Excess VI at the Institute: Transglobal Excess: The Art and Atrocity of Cult Adaptation
The Italian Cultural Institute and Cine-Excess VI International Film Festival present a series of high profile panel discussions and exclusive screenings.
Cine-Excess VI focuses on global adaptations of cult narratives, genres, themes and icons across >>>
Cinema

Friday, May 25, 2012
The Year’s With(out) Lead: Bodies, Bullets, and the 1970s Italian Extreme
Cine-Excess VI special panel discussion on 1970s Italian cult cinema and society. Acclaimed international filmmakers and critics will discuss a range of popular Italian thriller, action and sexploitation cycles in light of the wider social and sexual >>>
Cinema

Friday, May 25, 2012
Director-approved Screening of Keoma (1976)
During the 1970s, leading European director Enzo G. Castellari and acting legend Franco Nero crafted a series of hugely influential thrillers and westerns, which successfully adapted genre tropes to fit wider fears of political violence endemic during >>>
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