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Caramelle (2022)
A short film that tells the tale of the inextricable tie between three generations: father/grandfather, daughter/mother, grandson/son. A bond so strong as to transcend the boundaries between Life and Death, the Earthly World, and the Afterlife, in an atmosphere of compelling magical realism.
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A short film that tells the tale of the inextricable tie between three generations: father/grandfather, daughter/mother, grandson/son. A bond so strong as to transcend the boundaries between Life and Death, the Earthly World, and the Afterlife, in an atmosphere of compelling magical realism.
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Genre:Drama, Animation
Written By:Matteo Panebarco, Marianna Panebarco, Camilla Panebarco
In Theaters:10/31/2022
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Mediterraneo Cinematografica
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