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Video & Edit Assist: Riccardo MarcheseIl film di Oliver Hermanus in cui Josh O'Connor e Paul Mescal si amano ha poche speranze.Meglio forse il terzo film di Carla Simon dopo l'Orso d'oro di Alcarras, Romeria, storia di ricordi, borghesia spagnola e bohemiene idealizzati.E infine il terzo italiano al festival, Testa o croce di Alessio Rogo de Righi e Matteo Zoppis, presentato in Un certain regard#cinema #film #joshoconnor #paulmescal #oliverhermanus #carlasimon #cannes #cannesfilmfestival #alessandroborghi

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Video & Edit Assist: Riccardo MarcheseIl film di Oliver Hermanus in cui Josh O'Connor e Paul Mescal si amano ha poche speranze.Meglio forse il terzo film di Carla Simon dopo l'Orso d'oro di Alcarras, Romeria, storia di ricordi, borghesia spagnola e...

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