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Debunking anti-Chinese stereotypes in Italy: intersectional perspectives and intermedial aesthetics in Sergio Basso’s Giallo a Milano (2009)1

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Figures 1–4. Screenshots from the animated sequences.

Figures 1–4. Screenshots from the animated sequences.

Figures 5-6. Screenshots of the mise-en-abyme procedure in the animated sequences.

Figures 5-6. Screenshots of the mise-en-abyme procedure in the animated sequences.

Figures 7-8. Screenshots of Shi Yang and his mother doing the “umbrella gesture”.

Figures 7-8. Screenshots of Shi Yang and his mother doing the “umbrella gesture”.

Figures 9-12. Screenshots from the Besana Cloister.

Figures 9-12. Screenshots from the Besana Cloister.

Figures 13–14. Screenshots of Shi Yang and his parents discussing his homosexuality.

Figures 13–14. Screenshots of Shi Yang and his parents discussing his homosexuality.

Figures 15-18. Screenshots of Shi Yang recalling his story on the theatre stage.

Figures 15-18. Screenshots of Shi Yang recalling his story on the theatre stage.

Figures 19-20. Screenshots of the painter Ho Kan recalling his migration to Italy.

Figures 19-20. Screenshots of the painter Ho Kan recalling his migration to Italy.