Mascarpone

A young gay man is forced to forge a new future after his financially‑supporting husband abandons him, leaving him without income. The Italian comedy‑drama tracks his attempts to secure employment, navigate social expectations, and redefine his identity as he rebuilds his life.

Mascarpone is an Italian comedy‑drama presented as a programme. It follows the conventions of a feature‑length film, blending humour with more serious moments, and it is headlined by Giancarlo Commare. The story centres on a young gay man whose livelihood has long depended on his husband’s financial support. When that partner abruptly ends the relationship, the protagonist is left without the income he has relied on and must begin to forge a new, independent path for himself. The narrative tracks his attempts to re‑establish stability after the sudden loss. The film’s tone shifts between light‑hearted scenes and more reflective passages, reflecting the dual nature of comedy drama. By situating the protagonist’s struggle within an Italian context, the piece highlights both personal and cultural dimensions of his journey. Giancarlo Commare leads the cast, portraying the central figure who confronts the challenges of sudden financial and emotional upheaval. His performance anchors the film’s exploration of resilience as the character works to rebuild his life after being abandoned by the partner he depended on.