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In grammar terms, that makes who a subject, and whom an object. When following a preposition, whom is the preferred choice ("For whom was the gift intended?") Whom often sounds fussy and unnatural in regular speech and writing, even when it is technically correct (e.g. "It depends on whom you ask").
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Different from Whom? ( Italian: Diverso da chi?) is a 2009 Italian comedy film directed by Umberto Carteni . Plot. Piero is a young openly gay left-wing politician who lives in Trieste with his boyfriend Remo. During his mayoral election campaign the party decides to also to run Adele, a Catholic and strict conservative politician, as deputy mayor.
Currently you are able to watch "Different from Whom?" streaming on Cineverse for free with ads. Synopsis. Political strategists in a northern Italian city push gay-rights campaigner Piero into the mayoral race, pairing him with uptight conservative toughie Adele (Claudia Gerini).
A slapstick comedy about a handsome gay politician paired with a conservative woman in a campaign for mayor. They work together, fight and eventually have an affair which shakes their lives. But an alternative solution is at hand, and they grab it.
Political strategists in a northern Italian city push gay-rights campaigner Piero into the mayoral race, pairing him with uptight conservative toughie Adele (Claudia Gerini).
Political strategists in a northern Italian city push gay-rights campaigner Piero into the mayoral race, pairing him with uptight conservative toughie Adele (Claudia Gerini).
Apr 1, 2009 · Italy's stunted development on gay issues makes no headway with novice helmer Umberto Carteni's unsophisticated "Different From Whom?"
