Overview:
The troubled relationship between Gianni and Nino, set in the narrow-minded and prejudicial Sicily of 1982.| Original Title: | Stranizza d'amuri |
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| Status: | Released (2023-03-23) |
| Awards: | 7 wins & 6 nominations total |
| Screen: | Giuseppe Fiorello, Andrea Cedrola, Carlo Salsa |
| Productions: | Iblafilm, Fenix Entertainment, RAI Cinema |
| Production Countries: | Italy |
| Spoken Languages: | Italiano |
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Casts
- 1879742: Samuele Segreto - Gianni
- 3414578: Gabriele Pizzurro - Nino
- 67174: Fabrizia Sacchi - Carmela
- 2330837: Simona Malato - Lina
- 1617859: Enrico Roccaforte - Franco
- 1328364: Antonio De Matteo - Alfredo
- 1926059: Roberto Salemi - Uncle Pietro
Crews
- 132419: Giuseppe Fiorello - Director - Directing
- 132419: Giuseppe Fiorello - Writer - Writing
- 1342813: Carlo Salsa - Writer - Writing
- 1887838: Andrea Cedrola - Writer - Writing
- 2224083: Eleonora Pratelli - Producer - Production
- 1416811: Agostino Saccà - Producer - Production
- 1202199: Josella Porto - Writer - Writing
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Reviews
Brent Marchant
Review text:
Intolerance against members of the gay community has long been a theme in LGBTQ+ cinema, one that has become so common that it’s indeed familiar, if not overdone. However, when it’s set in a historical context, it can be valuable for illustrating how far this segment of society has c ....
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Review text:
Set against a backdrop of the 1982 World Cup, this is the story of the young “Nino” (Gabriele Pizzurro) who lives in Sicily. He is regularly bullied by the villagers and it’s assumed that he is gay. Nearby, “Gianni” (Samuele Segreto) helps his father run their fireworks business, a p ....
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