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La Flame 

Lying on the bed, in a fetal position, a man waits for a call. Check the phone morbidly until the call arrives. This will be the last step towards a definitive fall or finally his chance for rebirth ?
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Lying on the bed, in a fetal position, a man waits for a call. Check the phone morbidly until the call arrives. This will be the last step towards a definitive fall or finally his chance for rebirth ?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Orazio Guarino
Written By:Stefano Skalkotos, Orazio Guarino
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Naffintusi, Premiere Film

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