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Femmenella Ballad
A journey into the largest and oldest transgender community in Europe — that of Naples — told through the voices of six femmenelle, suspended between centuries-old rituals and contemporary tensions.
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A journey into the largest and oldest transgender community in Europe — that of Naples — told through the voices of six femmenelle, suspended between centuries-old rituals and contemporary tensions.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Amaro, Bronx Film, Lers Film
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