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Eternal Visionary 

In 1934, while traveling to Stockholm, where he is about to receive the Nobel Prize, the Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello recalls his life and his relationship with the loved ones who have inspired his art.
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In 1934, while traveling to Stockholm, where he is about to receive the Nobel Prize, the Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello recalls his life and his relationship with the loved ones who have inspired his art.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Michele Placido
Written By:Michele Placido, Toni Trupia
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Box Office:$579,253
Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:MiC, Goldenart Production, RAI Cinema

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