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Two friends who got pregnant at the same time die in an accident. Left to face the challenge of being both fathers and widowers, their respective husbands decide to join forces to raise their children together.
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Two friends who got pregnant at the same time die in an accident. Left to face the challenge of being both fathers and widowers, their respective husbands decide to join forces to raise their children together.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Martino Coli
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:RAI Cinema, Pepito Produzioni, Fondazione Veneto Film Commission
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