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The film documents the events around September 20th, 2023: the killing of nine innocent pigs, the disproportionate use of violence against those who defended them, and the ensuing struggle to obtain justice.
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The film documents the events around September 20th, 2023: the killing of nine innocent pigs, the disproportionate use of violence against those who defended them, and the ensuing struggle to obtain justice.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Alessio Schiazza
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Mescalito Film
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