Author and film director returns to northern Indiana for event featuring Italian food
Jul 08, 2017
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BY: Marshall V. King
It’s not just the food, it’s the table that matters. Adriana Trigiani, author of 17 books and director of “Big Stone Gap,” the movie based on her first novel, said she’s spent a life mining how Italian-Americans come to the table together.
Though Italian-Americans agree on little, they come to the table as equals. “We’re all the same level at that table,” she said. How people treat each other and what it means to be family are part of being at that table, Trigiani said in a phone interview Thursday morning.
SOURCE: http://www.southbendtribune.com
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