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Long Live the Bride 

In a despairing, fatalistic Rome, Nicola finds himself flirting with the city’s dark side. Drinking too much and living among drifters, petty criminals and anxious immigrants, Nicola becomes entwined in an insurance scam that leads him further into a netherworld he may never escape.
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In a despairing, fatalistic Rome, Nicola finds himself flirting with the city’s dark side. Drinking too much and living among drifters, petty criminals and anxious immigrants, Nicola becomes entwined in an insurance scam that leads him further into a netherworld he may never escape.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ascanio Celestini
Written By:Ascanio Celestini
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Aeternam Films, Malìa, Les Films du Fleuve

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