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A Casa Mia
Left alone as only inhabitants of a deserted fishing village, two elderly people - Lucia and Peppino live in the hope that winter will never end.
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Left alone as only inhabitants of a deserted fishing village, two elderly people - Lucia and Peppino live in the hope that winter will never end.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Giovanni Galavotti, Mario Piredda
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