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Daniela, a true Roman girl with a big face, weighs over a hundred kilos and always has the joke ready. She cohabits in a tiny apartment with her friend Luisa and works as an assistant to Maria Pace, owner of an art gallery.
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Daniela, a true Roman girl with a big face, weighs over a hundred kilos and always has the joke ready. She cohabits in a tiny apartment with her friend Luisa and works as an assistant to Maria Pace, owner of an art gallery.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Filippo Ascione, Liliana Betti, Liliana Betti, Christian De Sica, Christian De Sica, Filippo Ascione
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Video Holding, RAI, Aura Film, Cinecittà Studios
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