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Il mio nome è Carlo
The movie traces three key moments: the six-year-old boy, already driven by an extraordinary spiritual sensitivity; the eleven-year-old boy, curious and brilliant; and the fifteen-year-old in his first year of high school, self-aware and determined, capable of approaching everyday life with an extraordinary outlook.
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The movie traces three key moments: the six-year-old boy, already driven by an extraordinary spiritual sensitivity; the eleven-year-old boy, curious and brilliant; and the fifteen-year-old in his first year of high school, self-aware and determined, capable of approaching everyday life with an extraordinary outlook.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Giacomo Campiotti, Carlo Mazzotta
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:RTI - Reti Televisive Italiane, Skipless Italia
Cast
Giacomo Campiotti
Director
Samuele Carrino
Carlo Acutis
Nicolò Caruz Jaramillo
Carlo Acutis a 6 anni
Edoardo Vitalone
Carlo Acutis a 11 anni
Lucia Mascino
Antonia Salzano
Flavio Parenti
Andrea Acutis
Brayan Palliyagoda
Rajesh
Maurizio Donadoni
Parroco
Nicky Passarella
Sofia
Niccolò Festini Mira
Alessio
Stefano Massari
Ricki
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