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Besame mucho 

Dilemmas of life, love and family are the subject of this multiple-narrative film from Italy. The adopted son of a well-known philanthropist, Don Tommaso, wants to travel to his native Morocco to attend his sister's wedding, but he must first hurdle the barricades of Italy's immigration laws.
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Dilemmas of life, love and family are the subject of this multiple-narrative film from Italy. The adopted son of a well-known philanthropist, Don Tommaso, wants to travel to his native Morocco to attend his sister's wedding, but he must first hurdle the barricades of Italy's immigration laws.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Maurizio Ponzi
Written By:Maurizio Ponzi, Piero Spila, Stefano Tummolini
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Eurostar 95

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