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Sep
13

Italian Film Festival Event – Una Notte al Cinema!

Dear members

Hope you enjoyed Italian Ball 2010!

The fun never ends with the Italian Club, and our next event is already upon us!

September is Italian Film Festival Month and you know what that means - the Italian Club is going to the movies!

This year’s event is even more special, as we are doing it in conjunction with the Swinburne Italian Club and the Circolo Giovanile Italiani Inc.

The event isn’t until the 9th of October, but because we are on two week break and we need to pre-buy the tickets, please purchase them this week – see details below.

Here are the details:

Italian Film Festival Event – Una Notte al Cinema


Date: Saturday 9 October
Time: 6:00PM for a 6:30PM start
Location: Palace Cinema Como, Corner Toorak Road and Chapel Street, South Yarra
Film: Scusa ma ti Voglio Sposare (Sorry but I Want to Marry You)
Italian with English Subtitles
Tickets: $14.50 members; $15.50 non-members
Tickets Available: Tuesday 14 September, 12-2PM, Foyer, Babel Building; Thursday 16 September, 1-2PM, Foyer, Babel Building (preferred time) or by contacting secretary@muitalianclub.org
Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=157304330952955

To be followed by coffee/dinner afterwards

Synopsis:
Writer-director Federico Moccia has created a legion of followers around the world since his first novel, Three Metres Above The Sky (Tre Metri Sopra il Cielo). He went on to write love stories Sorry If I Love You, Amore 14 and Sorry If I Want To Marry You, which became bestsellers and he directed the film versions of his novels which have become smash-hits. This has been called “the Moccia phenomenon”!

This highly anticipated sequel to the sensational box office hit Sorry If I Love You (IFF08) is a delightful comedy that continues the romance between Alex and Niki, a Festival highlight for all romantics. Three years after Alex (Raoul Bova, Under the Tuscan Sun), a mature and successful advertising agent, and Niki (Michela Quattrociocche), now twenty, have sworn eternal love, everything is going splendidly. They live together, they’re in love and everything seems just right. That is, until Niki starts moving in new social circles at university and Alex, becoming increasingly paranoid that Niki might leave him for a fellow student her own age, decides it’s time to pop the question…A domino effect of misunderstandings and miscommunications unfolds as the pressure this puts on their previously trouble-free relationship builds to boiling point. Moccia energetically directs this brilliant and funny romance, capturing Quattrociocche’s disarming charisma and Bova’s intensity scene after scene.

Please pass this on to your friends, and we hope to see you there!

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