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Maschile Plurale (Italian) [Mascarpone: The Rainbow Cake]

Review Maschile Plurale (Italian) [Mascarpone: The Rainbow Cake]

This film is the follow-up to 2021’s Mascarpone, which I really enjoyed, so my expectations for the sequel were quite high. To recap, in the original, Antonio breaks up with his husband and moves in with a sex worker named Denis. Denis helps him land a job as an apprentice baker with Luca, leading to…

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