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Burqa
Alan Burlesque is a government leader with seemingly unlimited power. His life is divided between politics, business, and sex. Nothing seems capable of undermining the solidity of his kingdom, and all his enemies are destined to mysteriously disappear. All except one! In fact, despite his enormous strength, Alan is powerless against a mysterious and shadowy woman in a burqa, who slowly enters his life, dangerously threatening him. Who really is this woman with seemingly supernatural powers? And what does she really want from Alan?
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Alan Burlesque is a government leader with seemingly unlimited power. His life is divided between politics, business, and sex. Nothing seems capable of undermining the solidity of his kingdom, and all his enemies are destined to mysteriously disappear. All except one! In fact, despite his enormous strength, Alan is powerless against a mysterious and shadowy woman in a burqa, who slowly enters his life, dangerously threatening him. Who really is this woman with seemingly supernatural powers? And what does she really want from Alan?
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Genre:Animation, Thriller
Written By:Marco Pavone, Giuseppe Sepe, Giuseppe Sepe, Marco Pavone
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:PAV1 FILM
Cast
Marco Pavone
Director
Mauro Gravina
Alan Burlesque (voice)
Antonella Giannini
Burqa (voice)
Mino Caprio
Jerry (voice)
Manfredi Aliquò
Sig. Otto (voice)
Enzo Avolio
Aghatangelos (voice)
Antonio Angrisano
Cardinale (voice)
Daniela Debolini
Duda (voice)
Gianni Quillico
Gemello (voice)
Domenico Strati
Presentatore (voice)
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