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Women in a failing silk factory, fight to find a way to keep their jobs.
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Women in a failing silk factory, fight to find a way to keep their jobs.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Stefano Massini, Toni Trupia, Michele Placido, Michele Placido, Stefano Massini, Toni Trupia, Massimo Del Signore
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Box Office:$593,966
Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Goldenart Production, Manny Films, A&G, Amer, SRG SSR, Ventura Film, MiC, Roma Lazio Film Commission, Sky Cinema, RAI Cinema
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