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Bathrooms 

24 hours, from dawn on Saturday morning at dawn on Sunday morning. Eight boys between 25 and 30 years, 4 bathrooms. A way of painting these eight characters - in social life always masked - the place where, however, can be themselves, a place where the more you are or where you just bring only the true confidants. The bathroom becomes a place where fiction explodes, and leaves room for sadness and sorrow, compassion, love, shame, youth who goes and that you try to keep close.
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24 hours, from dawn on Saturday morning at dawn on Sunday morning. Eight boys between 25 and 30 years, 4 bathrooms. A way of painting these eight characters - in social life always masked - the place where, however, can be themselves, a place where the more you are or where you just bring only the true confidants. The bathroom becomes a place where fiction explodes, and leaves room for sadness and sorrow, compassion, love, shame, youth who goes and that you try to keep close.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Lorenzo Bechi
Written By:Lorenzo Bechi, Matteo Salimbeni
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Runtime:81 minutes
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Cast

Director

Lorenzo Bechi

Director

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Caterina Fornaciai

Maria

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Emilia Scarpati Fanetti

Emilia

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Miriam Frescura

Emanuela

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Michele Mariniello

Enrico

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Jacopo Marretti

Il Bera

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Francesco D'Isa

Ugo

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Carolina Pezzini

Serena

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Alessia Pellegrino

Beatrice

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Fabrizio Rotelli

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