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Fragments
Fragments of a collaboration between director Franco Piavoli (The Blue Planet, The First Breath of Wind) and students of the Laboratory Making Cinema founded by Marco Bellocchio.
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Fragments of a collaboration between director Franco Piavoli (The Blue Planet, The First Breath of Wind) and students of the Laboratory Making Cinema founded by Marco Bellocchio.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Franco Piavoli
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:FareCinema, Zefiro, Kinesis Film
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