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Il traguardo di Patrizia
Patrizia is born in Sicily from Bengali parents she has an Italian name and feels Italian, despite her amber skin. She has many friends, goes to school and is an athletes promise . Runs fast and jumps obstacles like none, but just when the Federation selects her to participate at the European Championships, the girl discovers that legally she is not Italian and therefore could not compete.
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Patrizia is born in Sicily from Bengali parents she has an Italian name and feels Italian, despite her amber skin. She has many friends, goes to school and is an athletes promise . Runs fast and jumps obstacles like none, but just when the Federation selects her to participate at the European Championships, the girl discovers that legally she is not Italian and therefore could not compete.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Alba-Maria Calicchio, Alessandra Viola, Rosalba Vitellaro
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Rai Fiction, Larcadarte (IT), Graphilm
Cast
Rosalba Vitellaro
Director
Isabella Ragonese
Patrizia (voice)
Virginia Brunetti
Giulia (voice)
Sara Labidi
Nadia (voice)
Giulia Bellia
Elena (voice)
Francesco Falco
Amir (voice)
Davide Marzi
Giorgio (voice)
Stefano Mondini
Enzo (voice)
Cinzia Villari
Arumdathi (voice)
Roberto Certomà
Kabir (voice)
Stefano Billi
Osservatore (voice)
Roberta Greganti
Sig.ra Pass (voice)
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