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Andrea Serrano is a young aspiring writer who, to make ends meet, is forced to wash corpses in a mortuary, while struggling to finish his first novel, a story about the Camorra. Having become discouraged by his struggling career, he is waiting for the chance of a lifetime. And finally, it arrives - a major film producer decides to adapt his novel and make it into a movie.
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Andrea Serrano is a young aspiring writer who, to make ends meet, is forced to wash corpses in a mortuary, while struggling to finish his first novel, a story about the Camorra. Having become discouraged by his struggling career, he is waiting for the chance of a lifetime. And finally, it arrives - a major film producer decides to adapt his novel and make it into a movie.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Drama
Written By:Fabio Resinaro, Fabio Resinaro, Fausto Brizzi, Fausto Brizzi
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Box Office:$240,651
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Èliseo Entertainment, Milk & Honey Pictures, Casanova Multimedia, RAI Cinema
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