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Din Don 8: Viaggio di nozze a Cinecittà World
Don Donato and company go on a trip to Cinecittà World theme park, where Luna and Luigi have decided to spend their honeymoon. These are also important days for Gina, since she's now expecting, while Angelo, as always, is ready to look for new ways to earn easy money. Everything seems to be going well, but it's just wishful thinking.
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Don Donato and company go on a trip to Cinecittà World theme park, where Luna and Luigi have decided to spend their honeymoon. These are also important days for Gina, since she's now expecting, while Angelo, as always, is ready to look for new ways to earn easy money. Everything seems to be going well, but it's just wishful thinking.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bruno Frustaci, Stefano Di Santi
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Sunshine Production, Lazio Film Commission, MiC, Mediaset
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