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Così Simile a Te
Eva and Vittoria are two girls from Genoa with very different personalities. Vittoria is a determined young woman, in her third year of architecture school, but she will soon realize that it is not her true path. Eva, on the other hand, has no clear idea of what she wants to do with her life. It won’t take long before Vittoria understands that life can be very different from an architectural project, while Eva finds a job and begins to find her place in society. From that day on, Eva and Vittoria were no longer so different.
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Eva and Vittoria are two girls from Genoa with very different personalities. Vittoria is a determined young woman, in her third year of architecture school, but she will soon realize that it is not her true path. Eva, on the other hand, has no clear idea of what she wants to do with her life. It won’t take long before Vittoria understands that life can be very different from an architectural project, while Eva finds a job and begins to find her place in society. From that day on, Eva and Vittoria were no longer so different.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sandy Zamboni, Chiara Imperiale
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:SDAC Genova
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