爱是一场烟火

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June 1982, Sicily. While Italians dream of winning the World Cup, two adolescents dream of living their love story without fear. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Gianni 17, is bullied because of his homosexuality but his life changes when he meets by accident Nino 16, a captivating and innocent boy. The profound friendship they develop will without embarrassment turn into love, as they start working together for Nino’s father, shooting fireworks. When their bond is discovered by their families, the consequences are as violent as the times and mores are conservative. The two teenagers are separated by force but ready to challenge everything and everyone, convinced their love can defeat death.

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June 1982, Sicily. While Italians dream of winning the World Cup, two adolescents dream of living their love story without fear. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Gianni 17, is bullied because of his homosexuality but his life changes when he meets by accident Nino 16, a captivating and innocent boy. The profound friendship they develop will without embarrassment turn into love, as they start working together for Nino’s father, shooting fireworks. When their bond is discovered by their families, the consequences are as violent as the times and mores are conservative. The two teenagers are separated by force but ready to challenge everything and everyone, convinced their love can defeat death.

幕后花絮

百米。

  他,天生就跑得快。此外没有优于他人的地方了,但也觉得只要跑得快就足够了。得以立足于学校、成为交友的桥梁。这便是,这位少年的一切。而与他相遇的,是为了忘掉痛苦而跑步的少年。他跑得并不快,却有热情。被他的热情所感染,随后感受到了兴奋。可、这却是“异常”的开端。“100米”,让一切都变得疯狂。

等待方舟

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