Notas del episodio
Melbourne cinemas provided an invaluable opportunity for the Italian community to gather and speak and hear their language, in a time when very little non-English media was available. When SBS and video came along, everything changed.
In this series, Choc-tops and Cassata, part of The Secret Life of Language, hosts Elisabetta Ferrari (Italian Studies Program) and Mark Nicholls (Screen and Cultural Studies) are joined by comedian, writer and producer Santo Cilauro to dig into the ways Italian language films shaped the cultural life of Melbourne.
In this episode of Choc-tops and Cassata, guests Carlo and Giovanni Zeccola invite our hosts to step back into the 1970s and join them on a lively Saturday night at the Metropolitan. Their family ran this Italian language cinema in Melbourne’s inner northern suburb of ...
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LanguageUniversity of Melbournelinguisticsbilingualidentitycultural identityLinguistic Identityschool of languages and linguisticsElisabetta FerrariMark NichollsChoc-topsChoc TopsChoc-tops and CassataCassataMelbourne CinemaItalian MigrationItalian Migration to Melbourne ComedyItalian cinemaItalian moviesAntonio ZeccolaCarlo ZeccolaGiovanni ZeccolaPalace CinemasWorking DogWorking Dog ProductionsAlice GarnerMetropolitan CinemaSanto Cilauroorange cordialSBS