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Il Primo Passo 

Marta is a girl who recently moved to a new city to study. Due to a trauma, she is no longer able to leave the house. Her safe space is abruptly invaded due to some works on the facade of the building, which force her to have to deal with Jules, a construction worker. Thanks to his empathy with her, Jules will be able to breach Marta's emotional wall and she will decide to take back her life.
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Marta is a girl who recently moved to a new city to study. Due to a trauma, she is no longer able to leave the house. Her safe space is abruptly invaded due to some works on the facade of the building, which force her to have to deal with Jules, a construction worker. Thanks to his empathy with her, Jules will be able to breach Marta's emotional wall and she will decide to take back her life.

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