“East of Eden”: Women Can Be Monsters Too, and It’s Time We Acknowledge It
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Almost a Nanny
After losing her job and her apartment, Marta Sironi, an aspiring stand-up comedian, reinvents herself as “Frau Klara,” a strict and highly qualified German nanny, and is hired to take care of two difficult kids. Marta must now choose whether to keep hiding or finally embrace who she really is, fighting for her dream, and protecting the people she has come to love.
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After losing her job and her apartment, Marta Sironi, an aspiring stand-up comedian, reinvents herself as “Frau Klara,” a strict and highly qualified German nanny, and is hired to take care of two difficult kids. Marta must now choose whether to keep hiding or finally embrace who she really is, fighting for her dream, and protecting the people she has come to love.
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Greta Frontani, Pietro Seghetti
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:RAI
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