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Blame it on Paradise
A former convict discovers that his son has been adopted by a couple living on the mountains and tries to establish a contact with him
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A former convict discovers that his son has been adopted by a couple living on the mountains and tries to establish a contact with him
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Giovanni Veronesi, Francesco Nuti, Vincenzo Cerami
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Union P.N., C.G. Silver Film
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