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In the Mind's Garden
On the shores of Lake Como, an association for mental health meets once a week to write a periodical. Everyone brings their story, their ups and downs, their tragedies and solidarity.
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On the shores of Lake Como, an association for mental health meets once a week to write a periodical. Everyone brings their story, their ups and downs, their tragedies and solidarity.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Rosella Bertone, Matteo Balsamo
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Merry-Go-Sound
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