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Agenda Culturale ISTITUTO ITALIANO DI CULTURA DI BARCELLONA AGENDA CULTURALE SETTEMBRE 2014 P A G I N A 1 Evento speciale CALENDARIO Settimana di Porte Aperte all’IIC Videoclub Genitori e figli L’estate di mio fratello 15 settembre-15 ottobre Cinque giorni di attività aperte a (Italia, 2005 - 80 min. V.O.S.E.) Piccole Utopie tutti e gratuite per conoscere la Regia di Pietro Reggiani IIC Barcellona programmazione autunnale, sco- Con Davide Veronese, Tommaso Ferro, 15-19 settembre prire in anteprima le novità dei Maria Paiato. Settimana di porte aperte IIC Barcellona corsi 2015 per grandi e piccoli, Il piccolo Sergio è figlio unico ed è molto amato vedere (o rivedere) i film italiani dai suoi genitori, non ha amici ma è dotato di una 15 settembre L’Italia da Oscar che hanno vinto il Premio Oscar, immaginazione tanto fervida che gli permette di Sciuscià; Ladri di biciclette partecipare a incontri di conver- divertirsi anche da solo. Le cose per lui iniziano a IIC Barcellona sazione, effettuare prove di livello, degustare un cambiare quando mamma e papà gli annunciano buon caffè italiano, iscriversi ai corsi a prezzi che ben presto avrà la compagnia di un fratellino. 16 settembre speciali…… e molto altro ancora. L’Italia da Oscar Istituto Italiano di Cultura. Ingresso libero Il giardino dei Finzi Contini; Da non perdere! Amarcord; Mediterraneo Lunedì 22 settembre - ore 18 IIC Barcellona Istituto Italiano di Cultura. Ingresso libero 17 settembre dal 15 al 19 settembre Videoclub Genitori e figli L’Italia da Oscar Alza la testa (Italia, 2009 - 86 min. V.O.S.E.) Ieri, oggi e domani; Otto e Regia di Alessandro Angelini mezzo; Indagine su un cittadino al Architettura Con Sergio Castellitto, Gabriele Campa- di sopra di ogni sospetto Piccole Utopie. Architettura italiana del terzo IIC Barcellona nelli, Anita Kravos. millennio tra storia, ricerca e innovazione. Antonio Mero fa l'operaio in un cantiere nautico 18 settembre L’Italia da Oscar a Fiumicino. E' un uomo ruvido e, benché il suo La Strada; Le notti di Cabiria; mestiere lo porti ogni giorno sulle navi, non ha Presentazione del Libro “Giulietta mai viaggiato perché ha paura di tutto ciò che è Masina, Attrice e sposa di diverso da sé. Ha un figlio, Lorenzo, che ha cre- Federico Fellini” IIC Barcellona sciuto in completa solitudine da quando la sua compagna, Denisa, una donna albanese, li ha la- 19 settembre sciati. L’Italia da Oscar Nuovo Cinema Paradiso; La Vita è Istituto Italiano di Cultura. Ingresso libero bella; La grande bellezza La mostra propone il lavoro di 10 studi di archi- IIC Barcellona Lunedì 29 settembre - ore 18 tettura sui temi di ecologia e sostenibilità; nuo- 22 settembre ve tecnologie; spazio pubblico e relazione con la Videoclub vita di vecchie e nuove comunità; innovazione Club di lettura L’estate di mio fratello “Se una notte…“ IIC Barcellona nelle forme, nelle tecniche e nei materiali; rici- clo; paesaggio, innovazione del progetto resi- a cura di Ludovica Valentini. 21ª edizione 29 settembre denziale; relazione con il patrimonio storico. dal 25 settembre 2014 all’11 giugno 2015 Videoclub Alza la testa Iscrizioni aperte IIC Barcellona Progettisti in mostra: bam! bottega di architettura metropolita- 'Se una notte...' è il Club di Lettura dell’IIC di Bar- na Torino; Matilde Cassani Milano; Elastico cellona. Il nome si ispira al celebre romanzo di Spa Chieri, TO; Maria Giuseppina Grasso Italo Calvino Se una notte d’inverno un viaggiatore e Cannizzo Vittoria, RG; Labics Roma; MoDus la sua attività principale consiste in incontri men- architects Bressanone, BZ; OBR Open sili tra lettrici e lettori di tutte le età, che si riuni- Building Research Genova, Londra, New scono per parlare insieme del libro del mese. Il York; Umberto Riva Milano; stARTT Roma; Club è un luogo d’incontro ideale per tutti colo- CZA Cino Zucchi Architetti Milano. ro che amano leggere; è particolarmente indicato Organizzano: Museo MAXXI Roma, Ministero per chi ha frequentato corsi di lingua italiana e degli Affari Esteri, Istituto Italiano di Cultura di desidera approfondire le proprie conoscenze e Barcellona per chi svolge studi accademici ad indirizzo uma- nistico. Offre inoltre un collegamento costante Lunedì - venerdì 10 - 13.30 / 16.30 - 20 con le altre attività dell’Istituto (incontri con Istituto Italiano di Cultura. Ingresso libero scrittori, presentazioni di libri, letture pubbliche dal 15 settembre al 15 ottobre di opere italiane) e con il panorama culturale italiano nel suo insieme. ISTITUTO ITALIANO DI CULTURA DI BARCELLONA P A G I N A 2 SETTEMBRE 2014 L’Italia da Oscar L'IIC di Barcellona proietterà tutti i film ANTICIPAZIONI italiani vincitori del Premio Oscar per il miglior film straniero. Dal 1948 a oggi XIV Settimana della Lingua Italiana nel Mondo sono stati ben 13 i film che hanno otte- nuto questo prestigioso riconoscimento. 20-25 ottobre 2014 Dal 15 al 19 settembre il miglior cinema italiano, all'Istituto, in versione originale, Scrivere la nuova Europa: Editoria italiana, autori e lettori con sottotitoli in italiano ove disponibili. nell’era digitale. Lunedì 15 settembre 12.00 Sciuscià di Vittorio De Sica (1946-100 min.) L’argomento scelto per l’edizione 2014 di questo im- 17.00 Ladri di biciclette di Vittorio De Sica portante appuntamento annuale con la Lingua Italiana, (1948-93 min.) che si svolge contemporaneamente in tutti gli Istituti Italiani di Cultura nel mondo, riguarda l’Editoria Martedì 16 settembre nell’era digitale. L’IIC di Barcellona ha programmato 12.00 Il giardino dei Finzi Contini di Vittorio De Sica per il 24 ottobre p.v. un convegno di studi con la parte- (1970-94 min.) cipazione dei più importanti editori locali che si con- 17.00 Amarcord di Federico Fellini (1973-127 min.) 19.00 Mediterraneo di Gabriele Salvatores fronteranno sul futuro di questo settore, con particola- (1990-96 min.) re riferimento alla traduzione in lingua spagnola e cata- lana dei più importanti autori italiani. Fra gli eventi pre- Mercoledì 17 settembre visti anche due esposizioni di libri che sveleranno come 12.00 Ieri, oggi e domani di Vittorio De Sica essi non siano solo strumenti di lettura ma vere e pro- (1963-118 min.) prie opere d’arte. 15.00 Otto e mezzo di Federico Fellini (1963-140 min.) 19.00 Indagine su un cittadino al di sopra di ogni sospetto di Elio Petri (1970-112 min.) Giovedì 18 settembre 12.00 La Strada di Federico Fellini (1954-108 min.) 18.00 Presentazione del libro “Giulietta Masina, attrice e sposa di Federico Fellini” di Gianfranco Angelucci 19.30 Le notti di Cabiria di Federico Fellini (1957-110 min.) Venerdì 19 settembre 12.00 Nuovo Cinema Paradiso di Giuseppe Tornatore (1988-155 min.) 16.00 La vita è bella di Roberto Benigni (1997-116 min.) 19.30 La grande belleza di Paolo Sorrentino (2013-142 min.) CORSI DI LINGUA E CULTURA ITALIANA 2014/2015 ISCRIZIONI APERTE La programmazione può subire modifiche o variazioni. Si prega per ogni attività di consultare la web dell’IIC. ISTITUTO ITALIANO DI CULTURA - Ptge. Méndez Vigo, 5 - 08009 - Barcelona Tel. : 93. 487. 53. 06 - [email protected] Per maggiori informazioni sulle nostre attività: www.iicbarcellona.esteri.it .
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