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Chiara
Assisi, 1211. Chiara is eighteen years old and one night she runs away from home to join her friend Francesco: from that moment on her life changes forever. With charisma and conviction, she breaks free from her family's constraints and stands up to the Pope himself. She fights for herself, for the women who join her and for her dream of freedom. The story of a Saint. The story of a girl and her revolution.
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Assisi, 1211. Chiara is eighteen years old and one night she runs away from home to join her friend Francesco: from that moment on her life changes forever. With charisma and conviction, she breaks free from her family's constraints and stands up to the Pope himself. She fights for herself, for the women who join her and for her dream of freedom. The story of a Saint. The story of a girl and her revolution.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Susanna Nicchiarelli
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Vivo Film, Tarantula, RAI Cinema, Euroimages Fund of the Council of Europe, Eurimages, Wallimage, MiC, Casa Kafka Pictures, Regione Lazio, Tax Shelter du Gouvernement Fédéral de Belgique
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