Marscapone: The Rainbow Cake at Cultural Center
Marscapone: The Rainbow Cake
Marscapone: The Rainbow Cake (Italian) (106 min.) Finally, the sequel to the very popular MARSCAPONE! After three years, Antonio and Luca see each other for the first time after their best friend Denis' death. Luca, who has hit rock bottom, has been lucky enough to meet Tancredi, his current boyfriend, while Antonio has focused on his work, so much so that he is now a well-known chef in a pastry boutique. It is clear that there is still a special relationship between the two, but Antonio mistakes Luca's affection for something more and does everything he can to ruin his relationship with Tacrendi. Will Antonio learn to let go of the past in order to fully experience what the future has to offer him?
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Marscapone: The Rainbow Cake (Italian) (106 min.) Finally, the sequel to the very popular MARSCAPONE! After three years, Antonio and Luca see each other for the first time after their best friend Denis' death. Luca, who has hit rock bottom, has been lucky enough to meet Tancredi, his current boyfriend, while Antonio has focused on his work, so much so that he is now a well-known chef in a pastry boutique. It is clear that there is still a special relationship between the two, but Antonio mistakes Luca's affection for something more and does everything he can to ruin his relationship with Tacrendi. Will Antonio learn to let go of the past in order to fully experience what the future has to offer him?
Marscapone: The Rainbow Cake
Marscapone: The Rainbow Cake (Italian) (106 min.) Finally, the sequel to the very popular MARSCAPONE! After three years, Antonio and Luca see each other for the first time after their best friend Denis' death. Luca, who has hit rock bottom, has been lucky enough to meet Tancredi, his current boyfriend, while Antonio has focused on his work, so much so that he is now a well-known chef in a pastry boutique. It is clear that there is still a special relationship between the two, but Antonio mistakes Luca's affection for something more and does everything he can to ruin his relationship with Tacrendi. Will Antonio learn to let go of the past in order to fully experience what the future has to offer him?
