The Elevator by Massimo Coglitore
The Elevator is set in the confined space of a New York building elevator where Jack Tramell – the host of a famous TV Quiz Show – is attacked and tortured psychologically by an apparently demented woman. The woman is cynical and scientific and has studied her revenge eticulously, including the time: a quiet evening […]
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Gabriele Carcano – Piano Recital in Mumbai
Gabriele Carcano, recipient of a 2010 Borletti-Buitoni Trust Fellowship Award, is a pianist equally at home in recital, as a soloist with orchestras, and as a chamber musician. He has been praised by the Süddeutsche Zeitung as a sculptor of sound and aesthete after his Munich debut at the Herkulessaal and is the winner of […]
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Gabriele Carcano – Piano Recital in Pune
Gabriele Carcano, recipient of a 2010 Borletti-Buitoni Trust Fellowship Award, is a pianist equally at home in recital, as a soloist with orchestras, and as a chamber musician. He has been praised by the Süddeutsche Zeitung as a sculptor of sound and aesthete after his Munich debut at the Herkulessaal and is the winner of […]
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Walking Stories: A Workshop by Flavio Stroppini
What does traveling mean? How can we talk about it? Narrative pictures: written, voiced, or visual.Think about this: there is a map on your table. Over there, still unknown to you, there is a new world to explore, a strange geography to make yours, so that you can talk about it. Everywhere there is a […]
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Cenere Project – A ciné-concert by Allulli Trio
Cenere by Febo Mari (1917) is based on a short story by Grazie Deledda and stars Eleonora Duse, our greatest theater actress. Cenere is among the most vivid, profound, and successful examples of the meeting of cinema and literature. It is the only film featuring Duse, therefore is a priceless document of her great art. […]
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Matteo Galbusera in The Loser at Mood Indigo, IIT Mumbai
The Loser by and with Matteo Galbusera, directed by Adrian Schvarzstein, brings us the surrealist story of a lonely and frustrated man, a post office worker who spends his Sundays fishing listening to the radio, while imagining himself to be a famous tennis player and a whole lot of other nonsense. Matteo Galbusera is a […]
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Francesca Marciano at GALF
Francesca Marciano is an Italian novelist, filmmaker, and screenwriter. To date Marciano has written four novels: Rules of the Wild, listed as one of the NYT notable books of the year, Casa Rossa, The End of Manners and The Other Language, her first collection of short stories. When she writes for film and television she […]
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Clara Nubile at GALF
Clara Nubile is a writer and a literary translator. She lives in Italy and in Mumbai. She has published the novels Io ti attacco nel sangue, Lupo, Tu come tutto quello che tocchi and the collection of poems Squame. Among her translations from English into Italian, Life of Pi by Yann Martel, Swamplandia! by Karen […]
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The Stranger – Become the protagonist of an urban odissey
The Stranger is a sold-out and critically acclaimed experience designed for one audience member at a time. Directed by Daniele Bartolini, it was co-created with Rory de Brouwer, Danya Buonastella and Chiara Fontanella.As the lone audience member you will be thrust into a secret world. You will travel through streets, alleyways and undisclosed locations as […]
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Travelling Through Books – Lost and Found in Translation
How does a translator keep to the spirit and sound of the original? What’s common between Italian, Bengal and Tamil? Discussed by Clara Nubile, Arunava Sinha and Kannan Sundaram, moderated by cultural theorist Ranjit Hoskote. Clara Nubile is an Italian author and translator. She has published three novels: Io ti attacco nel sangue , Lupo […]
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