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Dumped by his girlfriend because he's too short, Ruggero keeps calling her, but the answer is always the same: "Anna is asleep right now". Thus begins his surreal odyssey to win her back.
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Dumped by his girlfriend because he's too short, Ruggero keeps calling her, but the answer is always the same: "Anna is asleep right now". Thus begins his surreal odyssey to win her back.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Cristiano Callegaro, Eros Puglielli, Eros Puglielli, Cristiano Callegaro
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Indigo Film
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