Ora di Mangiare: Match the Italian Meal to the Movie/TV show!
Ora di Mangiare: Match the Italian Meal to the Movie/TV show!
Food draws action to the dinner table in Italian cinema, acting as a catalyst for dramatic tension, violence or emotional catharsis. Take our quiz & see if you can match the scene featuring Italian food to the famous film or TV show. BUONA FORTUNA! (And join us this week at Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema for CURIOUS MINDS: EATING ITALY—exploring the history and cultural significance of Italian cuisine! More Info: http://ow.ly/6d4k30fgVCO)
Food draws action to the dinner table in Italian cinema, acting as a catalyst for dramatic tension, violence or emotional catharsis. Take our quiz & see if you can match the scene featuring Italian food to the famous film or TV show. BUONA FORTUNA! (And join us this week at Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema for CURIOUS MINDS: EATING ITALY—exploring the history and cultural significance of Italian cuisine! More Info: http://ow.ly/6d4k30fgVCO)
A carefree girl is sold to a traveling entertainer in this film from famed Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini.
Tempers flare at the dinner table in this 1970s film set in Brooklyn, New York.
This American crime drama was also the directorial debut of one of its leading actors.
A series of vignettes set in a 1930s Italian coastal town, this Fellini film won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film in 1975.
This Vittorio De Sica film is considered a masterpiece of Italian neorealism.
This film was based on the non-fiction book WISEGUY by Nicholas Pileggi.
The second season of this hit TV show flew to Modena, Italy so the main character could improve his cooking skills.
This famous film includes a delicious recipe for meatballs.
A book-keeper from Brooklyn, New York, finds herself in a difficult situation when she falls for the brother of the man she has agreed to marry...
The final episode of this popular TV show was polarizing among critics and fans.
BONUS: what famous Italian actress stated, "Everything you see, I owe to spaghetti"?