Marking the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the unity of Italy, the Michelangelo school presents a cinema program dedicated to the very best italian films and actors.

Florence, Tuscany -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/23/2011 -- The Michelangelo Cinema Program, held each Thursday evening at school, is one of most enjoyed event for our students. This year the Michelangelo school organizes a series of 15 movies to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the unity of Italy.

From neorealism to the most recent and praised movies, the program puts on-screen the history of Italy and its tradition through the eyes of the Italian most talented directors. Fellini, Visconti, De Sica, Roberto Benigni, each tell the story of this European country at the core of human history, culture and arts.

For all the students of the Michelangelo school this is a great opportunity to improve their Italian, as well as to learn some history of Italy and its geography. This event is also a good chance to meet new students from different classes and to practice the Italian language with professors.

A brief presentation will introduce each movie from an historical context. A debate will follow after the end of the screening and each movie will be in its original version with italian subtitles. The cinema festival will take place at Michelangelo school from April until May 2011. Students from every countries are invited to participate. For more information click here (http://www.facebook.com/italianlanguageschool).

About Istituto Michelangelo
Istituto Michelangelo, (http://www.michelangelo-edu.it/), based in Florence, Italy, is a leading school of Italian language and culture. Since 1975 the school has offered its student a wide program of Italian courses such as Standard course, Intensive lesson, Super-Intensive courses, One-to-one program, specialisation course, Professional classes, Seniors 50+ programmes.

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The Italian Language and Arts school Michelangelo presents the Italian spring and summer courses in Florence, the renaissance city of Dante and Machiavelli at the heart of Tuscany. Information about Florence and the new programs of Italian language and culture for foreign students.

Florence, Tuscany -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/17/2011 -- Have you ever been to Florence? Take the opportunity to visit Tuscany and study Italian (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Michelangelo-Institute-Italian-language-school/317623434836?v=app_4949752878). Florence is an ideal city to begin Italian or to improve your knowledge of Italian for at least three reasons.

Firstly, Florence is the city where the italian language was born. Dante, Boccaccio, and Machiavelli, all of them from Florence, are the founders of this language, which dates back from the XIII century. The writings and essays of these authors are considered to be the base from which modern Italian has been created.

Secondly, Florence is an open air gallery of art and culture. Aside from the not-to-be-missed museums, the historic city center is a gem of the Renaissance and Medieval period. Everywhere you go, you will be enchanted by the beautiful palaces of the florentine nobility and the gothic churches spread all round the town.

Finally, Florence is a medium-size city, which means it includes all the comforts and entertainments of the biggest cities (night-life, theatre, concerts) as well as the coziness of the smallest ones. Far from the chaotic and industrial cities in the North part of Italy, and at only few hours from the most beautiful regions of the "Bel Paese," Florence is definitely the best city to learn Italian.

Don't miss the chance of visiting this city and take up one of the Italian courses offered by the Michelangelo School. Divided in six levels for beginners and advanced students, the Michelangelo institute's program in Florence is the ideal journey if you want to improve and practice your Italian (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Michelangelo-Institute-Italian-language-school/317623434836).

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