In Gucci zu Netto

Fabian is in his mid-20s, a florist, gay, single, and doesn't think much of himself. Lost, he stumbles from one humiliating one-night stand to the next, while his friends seem to have made the leap into adulthood, with babies and weddings around him intensifying the inner pressure. It's clear that he first needs to work on his inferiority complex. The artificial boost from designer clothes and teeth whitening doesn't help against being treated like a worn-out mattress from a one-star motel. Who would pay 1200 euros for a Gucci bag when it sits on the shelf at Woolworth? Maurizio Onano shares his own experiences as a gay adult single and the homophobia he faces in everyday life. Gender clichés and internalized sexism are parodied in the comic. All of this is charmingly wrapped in a witty, modern, de-romanticized dating story in search of self-worth. With unabashed dialogues and uncensored imagery, Maurizio Onano offers even the most scene-ignorant heterosexual a glimpse into the queer world of the 21st century.