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L'innesto 

Laura and Marco, a couple who suffered the tragic loss of a child during childbirth, decide to face the process of grieving together. Once they feel ready to share their love with a new member of the family, they come across Giorgio. Abandoned as a newborn at a "Cradle for Life", the boy has lived in a foster home ever since.
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Laura and Marco, a couple who suffered the tragic loss of a child during childbirth, decide to face the process of grieving together. Once they feel ready to share their love with a new member of the family, they come across Giorgio. Abandoned as a newborn at a "Cradle for Life", the boy has lived in a foster home ever since.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniel Maru, Gabriele Campanella
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Vertigo Lab, Politecnico di Torino

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