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A Neapolitan cartoonist who lives with his beekeeper mother, creates with his friend Loris a graphic novel about Mileva, a heroine who in a post-apocalyptic future fights to save a queen bee in a world where nature has been destroyed.
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A Neapolitan cartoonist who lives with his beekeeper mother, creates with his friend Loris a graphic novel about Mileva, a heroine who in a post-apocalyptic future fights to save a queen bee in a world where nature has been destroyed.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Drama
Directed By:Vincenzo Caiazzo
Written By:Vincenzo Caiazzo, Valentina Cerasuolo, Chiara Cepollaro
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Studio:EWC 2001 - Eyes Wide Ciak, RAI Cinema, Film Commission Regione Campania

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