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L'amica di Sonia
Sonia, a black girl, lives in the suburbs of Rome. Her inseparable friend is Marina with whom she shares a passion for dancing. Disappointed by the events of their lives concerning both the sentimental sphere and that of friendship, they decide to move away towards a new path.
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Sonia, a black girl, lives in the suburbs of Rome. Her inseparable friend is Marina with whom she shares a passion for dancing. Disappointed by the events of their lives concerning both the sentimental sphere and that of friendship, they decide to move away towards a new path.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mario Siciliano
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Studio:Metheus Film
Cast
Carlo Leone, Mario Siciliano
Director
Marina Hedman
Marina
Sonia Bennett
Sonia
Guia Lauri Filzi
Gioia
Laura Levi
Orgy Participant
Ornella Picozzi
Maid
Mary Ramunno
Maid
Patrizia Predan
Orgy Participant
Fernando Arcangeli
Giovanni Tamberi
Marco
Luigi Tripodi
Sonia's Lover
Erminio Bianchi Fasani
Gioia's Husband (uncredited)
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