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Lasciami per sempre
The romantic entanglements within a colorful family tree that has grown up around three sisters, Carmen, Viola, and Aida, during the celebration of a son's birthday in a house on the island of Elba. Based on the novel by Simona Izzo.
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The romantic entanglements within a colorful family tree that has grown up around three sisters, Carmen, Viola, and Aida, during the celebration of a son's birthday in a house on the island of Elba. Based on the novel by Simona Izzo.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Matteo Bondioli, Simona Izzo
In Theaters:
Box Office:$80,666
Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Film 9, RAI Cinema, MiC
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