Programs In London

Home House is London's most exclusive private members’ club. Occupying a terrace of Georgian townhouses in elegant Portman Square in the heart of London, members and guests enjoy the splendour of 18th Century architecture and the opulence of neo-classical design in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere; it’s a true Home from Home.

The Italian Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with Dodo is delighted to invite you to the event: Explore Dodo’s world of Italian Charms.

Gianni, a broken man with mounting condo debts, is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy’s biggest summer holiday, Ferragosto. The other women include the mothers of his landlord and doctor, who will forgive his debts in exchange for his service.

Italian actor Marco Gambino joins forces with Brazilian pianist Marcelo Bratke and artist Mariannita Luzzati with a seductive combination of music, poetry and scenographic video in this Southbank Purcell Room concert on Sunday 27 April at 7.45PM.

NETWORKING EVENT: SpottinStyle Party @ Roof Gardens. Located 100 feet above Kensington High Street in South Kensington, the Roof Gardens are a spectacular oasis above the hustle and bustle of London. With three themed gardens, over 70 full sized trees, and a flowing stream complete with fish and flamingos, the gardens are truly one of the most unique spots to grab a cocktail.

The UK’s new unified competition body, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), will go live in April 2014, replacing the Office of Fair Trading and the Competition Commission.

In Italy burden of the economic crisis three men in Rome: Ulisse, Fulvio and Domenico decide to rent an apartment together in order to live with their modest work. However the three encounter any difficulties that have forced them to always be one step away from starvation.

Recently shown at the Berlin Film Festival, this film explores the subject of sexual diversity. Starting from the relationship between society and homosexuals at the turn of the century, Amelio celebrates absolute diversity through a series of 20 interviews:19 of these with elderly people retelling their personal stories and a final interview with a teenager from the 21st century, unaware of the trials of the past.

Giovanna (played by Giovanna Mezzogiorno) and her husband Filippo (Filippo Nigro) have settled into life. They both have jobs that make them unhappy.