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Diamoci un tono
Edoardo Ferrario's hilarious new stand-up comedy show. Filmed live in front of a packed audience at Rome's Teatro Brancaccio, "Diamoci un tono" is a compendium of travel stories, social commentary, pop culture, strange accents, badly dubbed films, and any other topic that can be laughed at without restraint.
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Edoardo Ferrario's hilarious new stand-up comedy show. Filmed live in front of a packed audience at Rome's Teatro Brancaccio, "Diamoci un tono" is a compendium of travel stories, social commentary, pop culture, strange accents, badly dubbed films, and any other topic that can be laughed at without restraint.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy
Written By:Edoardo Ferrario
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Indigo Film
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