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A Son Named Erasmus
Four friends in their 40s find out a deceased old flame of theirs had a child, conceived with one of them during an Erasmus (EU student exchange program) in Portugal 20 years earlier. They embark on a journey in search of the offspring, while waiting for the DNA results to find out which one is the father.
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Four friends in their 40s find out a deceased old flame of theirs had a child, conceived with one of them during an Erasmus (EU student exchange program) in Portugal 20 years earlier. They embark on a journey in search of the offspring, while waiting for the DNA results to find out which one is the father.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Alberto Ferrari, Gianluca Ansanelli, Tito Buffolini, Debora Alessi
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Eagle Pictures, Vivi Film
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