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Antonio Schiattaro, a traditional dairy entrepreneur from Caserta, sees his world turned upside down when his youngest daughter falls for Albert, a boy from South Tyrol. Between Merano and Villa Literno, culture clashes and family bonds collide in a heartfelt story about love, tradition, and the courage to change. A universal tale with strong Italian roots, ready to resonate with audiences worldwide.
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Antonio Schiattaro, a traditional dairy entrepreneur from Caserta, sees his world turned upside down when his youngest daughter falls for Albert, a boy from South Tyrol. Between Merano and Villa Literno, culture clashes and family bonds collide in a heartfelt story about love, tradition, and the courage to change. A universal tale with strong Italian roots, ready to resonate with audiences worldwide.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gino Rivieccio, Gustavo Verde, Alessandra D'Antonio
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:An.tra.cine, Real Dreams Entertainment S.r.l.
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