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Dike – vita da magistrato
The documentary explores the lives of six magistrates in six Italian courts, engaged in different roles and at different stages of their lives, analyzing the difficulties, hardships, and joys of this profession, with the aim of dismantling long-standing prejudices associated with their role and providing a more authentic view of the profession of justice.
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The documentary explores the lives of six magistrates in six Italian courts, engaged in different roles and at different stages of their lives, analyzing the difficulties, hardships, and joys of this profession, with the aim of dismantling long-standing prejudices associated with their role and providing a more authentic view of the profession of justice.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Filippo Cellini
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Ince Media
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