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Professor Zambenedetti’s Critical Edition Unveils the Fiction Side of Italian Filmmaker Francesco Pasinetti

February 04, 2026

Italian filmmaker Francesco Pasinetti (1911-1949) was one of the country’s first film scholars and an accomplished teacher. In Italy, he is best known for his work as a film critic and documentary filmmaker.

Professor Antebi’s Journey into Disability Studies in Latin American Literature and Culture

January 19, 2026

Professor Susan Antebi is a leading voice in the study of disability, corporeality and human difference in Mexican cultural production.

a miniature of the Dante Guarneriano depicts Dante in his studiolo

A Journey through the Centuries: The Making of Dante Guarneriano

September 24, 2021

A handmade illuminated anastatic copy of one of the oldest and most richly decorated Medieval examples of Dante’s Divine Comedy “Inferno” on display in Toronto.

"Queer Italian-Canadian anthology seeks to fuse identities and broaden acceptance"

July 29, 2021

book cover of “Acting Across Borders: Mobility and Identity in Italian Cinema”

Alberto Zambenedetti on "Identity, diaspora and masculinity, Italian style"

June 08, 2021

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