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Sensualità a corte

Country: Italy, Language: Italian

  • Director: Marcello Cesena
  • Writer: Marcello Cesena

CGiii Comment

Lovers FF is proud to present the “cinematic” version of the comedy series created and directed by Marcello Cesena. Set in a totally fictional 1794 Paris—complete with smartphones, social media, and even Dua Lipa—the story follows Jean-Claude (Marcello Cesena), a young gay baronet locked in eternal conflict with “Mother” (Simona Garbarino), the meanest mother ever seen on TV. And as in any courtly tale, the ever-present air of intrigue hovers amid wigs, crinolines, and irresistible comic running gags. Originally launched in 2005 within Gialappa’s Band’s “Mai Dire…”, the show is currently a highlight of “Gialappashow” on TV8 and Sky Uno. Now a cult phenomenon, this unique format anticipated queer themes and early conversations around gender fluidity.


There was a trailer...but, it has since disappeared.

Cast & Characters

Marcello Cesena ... Jean-Claude
Simona Garbarino ... Madre
Marcella Silvestri ... Cassandra
Mauro Pirovano ... Madrina
Francesca Faiella ... Eva Kant
Chiara Iezzi ... Patrizia
Fabrizio Lo Presti