Synopsis
The famous "espresso" is the most emulated beverage abroad; Italian culture is contained in half a cup.
Through an exchange of Italian language lessons, Espresso aims to tell, in a symbolic and ironic way, the typical and dominant vision on Italian through the eyes of a foreigner.
The love told by the meeting of ... and .... It is a love in which courting, through looks and gestures, echoes. The gestures are also as passionate as in language.
The stereotype of the Italian who raises his voice and gesticulates waving his arms up in the air is so intrinsic that Bruno Munari created a dictionary of Italian gestures.
The emphasis of our language is also reflected into worshipping, into prayer which become occasions of celebration, of popular rituals full of tradition.
It is true that all this might seem an exemplification of our culture but it is what actually makes us Italians.
We are a blend of love, party, noise and warmth.
So we invite you to let yourselves get wrapped...
