4 pm | Film Screening
6 pm | Italian Wine Dinner

A screening of The Last Prosecco followed by an Italian Wine Dinner in the Wadsworth Atheneum’s Untitled Bistro, prepared by the Mill Restaurant Group.

THE LAST PROSECCO
Set in the hills of Conegliano, Veneto, this comedic mystery features a seemingly bumbling inspector who tries to solve the death of a local Prosecco wine maker.

2017. Italy. 100 min. Not Rated. Subtitles. Directed by Antonio Padovan. Starring Andrea Appy, Mirko Artuso, and Giuseppe Battiston.

PRIX FIXE PAIRING MENU

Course I
Cacio y Pepe
pasta with fresh pepper & Parmigiano-Reggiano

Paired with Villa Pozi Pinot Grigio—Sicily

Course II
Chicken Milanese
greens, artichoke asparagus, balsamic vinaigrette

OR

Spring Ravioli
asparagus, artichoke

Paired with Giacomo Mori Sangiovese Chianti

Course III
Tiramisu

Paired with La Marca Prosecco—Veneto

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
If you are purchasing a member ticket, you will be asked to show your membership card when you check in.

For current entrance information, directions, and parking options, please visit the museum’s website.

Tickets include film and dinner. Online ticket sales end Friday, May 18 at 11:59pm; reservations are required. All tickets are final sale; no refunds or exchanges. Film-only tickets are $7-9 and can be purchased at the door.

The Wadsworth Atheneum Film Program is presented by Data-Mail, Inc. and the Mandell Family. The 7th Annual Italian Film Weekend is supported by UNICO.

$60 – $65

Abut the Wadsworth

The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art is the oldest continuously-operating public art museum in the United States, founded in 1842 by arts patron Daniel Wadsworth.

Since opening its doors to the public in 1844, the Wadsworth Atheneum has paved the way for encyclopedic museums across the country, and has a rich legacy of Firsts. It was the first museum in America to purchase works by Caravaggio, Frederic Church, Joseph Cornell, Salvador Dalí, and Joan Miró, and was the first in the country to exhibit major surveys of works by Italian Baroque masters, Surrealists, and Picasso.

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