It explains the cultural heritage of the Villa Falconieri (Frascati) and its importance for the European history. Here, the Centro Europeo dell’Educazione (European Center of Education) was established in 1959. This center was intended as a meeting place to prepare young teachers for modern civic education. In seminars and classes they were not only supposed to discuss the history of the European integration process but also exchange their ideas and thoughts about Europe.

Genre
Documentary

Credits
Production Country: Italy
Film Production Company: PROA Produttori Associati
Commissioning Institution: Unknown
Director: Vittorio Taviani
Producer: Federico Valli
Script: N.N.
Cinematography: Mario Bernardo
Film Editing: Carla Tonini
Music: N.N.

Technical Information
Original Film Format: Unknown
Duration: 10 minutes
Colour: Colour

Cultural Heritage of Europe, European Education, European Education Center (Centro Europeo Educazione), Via Appia, Villa Falconieri, Cicero, Seneca, Giovanni Gozzer

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Italian

Video

Presidenza del Consiglio dello Stato, Rome

The film was digitised from the copy located at the Presidenza del Consiglio dello Stato, Rome.

Bruch, Anne: « Passaporto Europeo » - Der italienische Europa-Film zwischen Wirtschaftswunder, Emigration und politischer Integration, in: Gabriele Clemens (ed.): Werben für Europa. Die mediale Konstruktion europäischer Öffentlichkeit durch Europafilme, Paderborn: Schöningh 2016, pp. 355-398.