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The story about a sinister magician-dwarf, physically unable to love a woman. His wife's betrayals and an obsessive isolation drive him to despair.
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The story about a sinister magician-dwarf, physically unable to love a woman. His wife's betrayals and an obsessive isolation drive him to despair.
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Enzo Leonardo, Pupi Avati, Giorgio Celli
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Magic Film
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