“Bury Your Gays” Trope in TV and How “Wynonna Earp” Defies it
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The Story of Frank and Nina
Frank, a school dropout, meets Nina, a teenage wife and mom seeking education. As they study together, their bond grows, redefining family and reality itself in their eyes.
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Frank, a school dropout, meets Nina, a teenage wife and mom seeking education. As they study together, their bond grows, redefining family and reality itself in their eyes.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Paola Randi, Valia Santella
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Fandango, Spotlight Media Productions, RAI Cinema, MiC, RSI
Cast
Paola Randi
Director
Gabriele Monti
Gollum
Ludovica Nasti
Nina
Samuele Teneggi
Frank
Marco Bonadei
Duce
Bruno Bozzetto
The Commander, Frank's grandfather
Anna Ferzetti
Frank's mother
Margherita Di Rauso
Gollum's mother
Giuseppe Dave Seke
Il Conte
Alessandra Casella
Girl from the Education Office
Antonio Di Siena
Guard Station
Maria Halilovic
Nina's mother
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