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An old lady left alone seriously thinks about suicide, when a young woman suddenly bursts into her life and puts her into a vortex of suspicions, generosity, ambiguity, which will give her back a glimmer of life and joy, even if final.
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An old lady left alone seriously thinks about suicide, when a young woman suddenly bursts into her life and puts her into a vortex of suspicions, generosity, ambiguity, which will give her back a glimmer of life and joy, even if final.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Emanuela Piovano
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Kitchenfilm, Making Movies & Events, Testukine, Nocturnes Productions, Eurimages, Film Commission Torino Piemonte
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