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Gianni
Gianni wakes up, eats and wash himself. Gianni puts all himself to go on. Gianni repeats these actions like any human being. Gianni lives following a strict routine. Gianni: is he living his life freely like he thinks? Gianni doesn't know that.
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Gianni wakes up, eats and wash himself. Gianni puts all himself to go on. Gianni repeats these actions like any human being. Gianni lives following a strict routine. Gianni: is he living his life freely like he thinks? Gianni doesn't know that.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fry J. Apocaloso, Nicolò Barabino
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