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Enzo & Mateo
Haunted by the death of one of his infant twins, a father sets out to build a replica of the legendary Ferrari Enzo, a car bearing the same name as his deceased child. With every cut, bolt and turn of his wrench, the man’s journey blurs the lines between grief and obsession.
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Haunted by the death of one of his infant twins, a father sets out to build a replica of the legendary Ferrari Enzo, a car bearing the same name as his deceased child. With every cut, bolt and turn of his wrench, the man’s journey blurs the lines between grief and obsession.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Valentin-Rareș Fogoroș
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Universitatea Nationala de Arta Teatrala si Cinematografica "I.L. Caragiale"
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