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Bigger than me
Giulietto is a really shy 8-year-old kid, whose parents, recently moved to the countryside, and are going through a hard time in their marriage that reflects on the child despite their intentions.
Giulietto finds a way to escape, hiding under the big cherry tree, with his friend Mario.
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Giulietto is a really shy 8-year-old kid, whose parents, recently moved to the countryside, and are going through a hard time in their marriage that reflects on the child despite their intentions. Giulietto finds a way to escape, hiding under the big cherry tree, with his friend Mario.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Laura Legner Samela, Mario Orritos, Antonio Carannante, Alfonso Core, Sarah Troiano
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Studio:IFA Scuola di Cinema
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