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Let Me Die Laughing
Stefano Gheller is the second person in Italy to obtain the right to assisted suicide on Italian soil, and the first in Veneto. Despite having made the decision to die for years, Stefano chose to avoid the journey to Switzerland, opting to fight in his home country.
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Stefano Gheller is the second person in Italy to obtain the right to assisted suicide on Italian soil, and the first in Veneto. Despite having made the decision to die for years, Stefano chose to avoid the journey to Switzerland, opting to fight in his home country.
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Dreamscape Films
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