Little Manifesto Against Solemn Cinema
A trivial story about two people who meet at a party and spend the night together, told in the most pretentious, most poetic and, above all, most solemn of ways.
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A trivial story about two people who meet at a party and spend the night together, told in the most pretentious, most poetic and, above all, most solemn of ways.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Roberto Porta
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Runtime:14 minutes
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