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Girls Don't Cry
Mia and Ele share an important journey that will make them face their ghosts and grow up. A journey through amazing or run-down Italian scenarios, from the South to the North, discovering places, but above all discovering themselves.
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Mia and Ele share an important journey that will make them face their ghosts and grow up. A journey through amazing or run-down Italian scenarios, from the South to the North, discovering places, but above all discovering themselves.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Francesca Scanu, Andrea Zuliani
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Runtime:105 minutes
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