The new first video series that pushes you to question how much you are willing to give in to fit the “standard.”
One of the streaming platforms most important in the world is prime video. This is no surprise for anyone, since it has an extensive catalog of quality movies and seriesincluding original productions with casts full of stars.
Among all alternatives for more adult audiences willing to break the taboos, is “More than the account“, a series of drama and comedy originally from the United States, created by the comedian Benito Skinner and inspired by real experiences of his life that expose common situations that are lived during adolescence.
More than the account
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What is the most about the account, the new Prime Video series
“More than the account“It is a series that follows the story of Benny, A former football player and school celebrity who never left the closet and enter the university. Throughout the plot, he faces the difficulty of Accept your sexuality and the pressure of projecting an image that does not fit with your authentic self. The series shows, directly and bluntly, the internal conflict of the protagonist while trying to overcome its insecurities in a competitive university environment full of expectations.
As the story progresses, Benny starts a friendship with Carmen, A partner who also fights to find his place and fit in the campus atmosphere. Together, both characters explore how circumstances and Social pressure push them to give “more than account” To define your identities.
Prime video: trailer of more than the account
Prime Video: Mooring cast of the account
- Benito Skinner
- Wally Baram
- Mary Beth Barone
- Adam Dimarco
- Connie Britton
- Kyle Maclachlan
- Kaia Gerber
- Julia Shipplett
- Claire Qte
- Maddie Phillips
Source: Ambito
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