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Finché morte non ci separi 

Lucrezia is a woman who experiences domestic violence by her violent husband Achille. Every time she gets home from work, she doesn't know if he will treat her well or will be abusive. But unlike the women who remain in silence, Lucrezia is planning to get revenge. She organizes what she thinks to be a perfect plan to hurt her husband back and get away with it. When the day finally arrives, she realizes she has forgotten the most important detail.
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Lucrezia is a woman who experiences domestic violence by her violent husband Achille. Every time she gets home from work, she doesn't know if he will treat her well or will be abusive. But unlike the women who remain in silence, Lucrezia is planning to get revenge. She organizes what she thinks to be a perfect plan to hurt her husband back and get away with it. When the day finally arrives, she realizes she has forgotten the most important detail.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Michele Martino
Written By:Michele Martino
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