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The plan of a rich criminal to avoid a trial by expatriating involves many characters.
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The plan of a rich criminal to avoid a trial by expatriating involves many characters.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Enrico Iannaccone
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Mad Entertainment, Altre Storie
Cast
Enrico Iannaccone
Director
Marco Cavalli
Marco Macaluso
Gea Martire
Lucrezia Sembiante
Andrea Cioffi
Andrea Macaluso
Enzo Restucci
Mario Minale
Francesca Romana Bergamo
Weitress
Pino Iadanza
Pino Bertrand
Gennaro Maresca
Lucrezia's husband
Luca Saccoia
Fisherman
Raffaele Ausiello
Park guardian
Gianluca Cammisa
Dream runner
Marco Ciotola
Philosopher of the park #1
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