Every Sunday, 12:00 to 3:00 May 10-June 28 at The Electric Lodge in Venice
A Journey Through Italian Cinema
From Neo-realism to the Present
Join Kerry Candaele for an intimate Sunday salon featuring classic and contemporary Italian films, Italian wine, and engaging discussion about cinema, culture, and history.
Featured Films
Each screening is carefully selected to explore different aspects of Italian cinema
Bicycle Thieves
Directed by Vittorio De Sica
A masterpiece of Italian neorealism, following a poor father searching for his stolen bicycle in post-war Rome. A profound meditation on dignity, desperation, and the moral complexities of poverty.
Key Themes
About the Salon
Every Sunday evening, film enthusiasts gather for an intimate cinematic experience that combines the art of Italian filmmaking in a small, welcoming setting.
Hosted by Kerry Candaele, these salons feature carefully curated Italian films spanning from neorealist classics to contemporary . Each screening is accompanied by Italian wine and followed by engaging discussions about the film's cultural, historical, and artistic significance.
This isn't just a film screening—it's a journey through Italian culture, history, and the enduring power of cinema to enhance our understanding of cinematic art in one country.
Curated Selection
Each film is carefully chosen to showcase different eras, styles, and themes in Italian cinema.
Engaging Discussion
After each screening, join thoughtful conversations about the film's themes and cultural context.
Intimate Gathering
Small group settings foster meaningful connections and deeper appreciation of the films.