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It's Not a Wolf (2023)
Glauco is brought home after living in solitary confinement. Along with a young girl from the neighborhood, Laura, she will face a monstrous threat that goes beyond logic.
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Glauco is brought home after living in solitary confinement. Along with a young girl from the neighborhood, Laura, she will face a monstrous threat that goes beyond logic.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Nicolò Tagliabue, Nicolò Tagliabue
In Theaters:2/27/2023
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Ordinary Frames
Cast
Nicolò Tagliabue
Director
Thomas Francesconi
Glauco
Susanna Valtucci
Laura
Nikolas Lucchini
Davide
William Angiuli
Ispettore Graziano Finocchio
Paolo Salvadeo
Max
Claudia Giampaoli
Signora Brioschi
Dalila Liguoro
Veronica
Lorenzo Vergani
Ispettore Arturo Alloca
Iacopo Modesto
Rosso
Giuseppe Paternò Raddusa
Giallo
Ivan Iannacci
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