In Gucci zu Netto

In Gucci zu NettoFabian is mid-20s, florist, gay, single and doesn't think much of herself. Lost, he stumbles from a humiliating one-night stand to the next, while his friends have now made the leap into adult life and babies and weddings around him increase the inner pressure. Of course, he first has to work on his inferiority complex. The artificial enhancement of designer clothes and tooth bleaching does not help to be treated like a worn folding bed mattress of a 1-star motel. Who pays €1200 for a Gucci bag when it is on the shelf at Woolworth? Maurizio Onano tells of his own experiences as a gay, adult single and the homophobia he faces in everyday life. Gender cliches or internalised sexism are parodied in the comic. The whole thing charmingly packaged in a witty, modern, de-romanticised dating story in search of one's own self-worth. With unrestrained dialogue and uncensored image violence, Maurizio Onano also gives the strange hetero a small insight into the queer world of the 21st century.