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Cecilia, a determined mother of two with three failed relationships behind her, faces an unexpected crisis and turns to the three fathers of her children - Christophe, her first love and daughter’s father; Guido, her son’s father and former manager turned rider; and Tony, her estranged ex-husband and self-styled music manager - for support.
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Cecilia, a determined mother of two with three failed relationships behind her, faces an unexpected crisis and turns to the three fathers of her children - Christophe, her first love and daughter’s father; Guido, her son’s father and former manager turned rider; and Tony, her estranged ex-husband and self-styled music manager - for support.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Gianni Zanasi
Written By:Gianni Zanasi, Michele Pellegrini, Giacomo Ciarrapico
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Studio:Pupkin Production, Neo Art Producciones, A. B. Film, PACO Cinematografica, Vision Distribution

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