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Louis is a talented jazz musician who, after giving up music, now makes ends meet by working as a taxi driver and dealing cocaine, but ruining his relationship with his wife and daughter. But when an old friend of his father offers him to join his band for an important concert, the protagonist is presented with an opportunity for redemption.
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Louis is a talented jazz musician who, after giving up music, now makes ends meet by working as a taxi driver and dealing cocaine, but ruining his relationship with his wife and daughter. But when an old friend of his father offers him to join his band for an important concert, the protagonist is presented with an opportunity for redemption.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lamberto Sanfelice
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:MeMo Films, Lolavi Film, Indiana Production, Rosebud Entertainment Pictures, MiC, RAI Cinema
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