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Celestiale
In a convent about to close, Sister Celeste drags her young sister and a charismatic priest into a night of psychedelic liberation.
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In a convent about to close, Sister Celeste drags her young sister and a charismatic priest into a night of psychedelic liberation.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Nicola Garzetti
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Studio:Studio Altofuoco, Dare Studio Milano
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