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9 young performers participate in a difficult selection process for a new musical by a gifted director with a dark past. They come from different backgrounds with differing motivations, but all have the same dream: to make it.
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9 young performers participate in a difficult selection process for a new musical by a gifted director with a dark past. They come from different backgrounds with differing motivations, but all have the same dream: to make it.

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Genre:Drama, Music, Comedy
Directed By:Cosimo Alemà
Written By:Roberto Proia
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Eagle Pictures

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