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Il Maestro
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Ongoing, First published Aug 18, 2018
Mature
Una violinista ventenne, studentessa di Conservatorio -per giunta bulimica- affronta il cammino per giungere all'agognato Diploma (e per sopravvivere a se stessa). Il tutto accompagnato dal rapporto patologico di ossessione-odio nei confronti del suo Maestro. L'evoluzione di una ragazza che si trasforma in donna, di una studentessa che diventa Maestro, di un rapporto che ha la pungenza del ghiaccio e il calore del fuoco, l'ambivalenza di entrambi gli elementi.
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