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Lievito Madre 

An eighty year old man stuck in quarantine relives the memories of his youth. Triggered by a familiar scent, he travels back in time and rediscovers the simple pleasures of his childhood that were overshadowed by a forced exodous from his homeland and a sudden exile to an unknown country.
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An eighty year old man stuck in quarantine relives the memories of his youth. Triggered by a familiar scent, he travels back in time and rediscovers the simple pleasures of his childhood that were overshadowed by a forced exodous from his homeland and a sudden exile to an unknown country.

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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Francesco Garbo
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Luminosa Film

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