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Come un giorno di pioggia per una rosa di Gerico
Elia, a young dreamer passionate about photography, while wandering around Milan to take pictures, runs into Andrea, a girl in a love crisis. The two will meet and Andrea will make Elia live the dream of a love affair, which is marked, however, by a rude awakening with a consequent return to reality.
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Elia, a young dreamer passionate about photography, while wandering around Milan to take pictures, runs into Andrea, a girl in a love crisis. The two will meet and Andrea will make Elia live the dream of a love affair, which is marked, however, by a rude awakening with a consequent return to reality.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Carolina Attalla
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