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Lost in Florence (2017)
Eric Lazard is a heartbroken former college football star who gets involved in a dangerous Florentine sport and a local woman, Stephanie, while visiting his cousin Anna, who lives in Italy and teaches the Italian language to foreigners.
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Eric Lazard is a heartbroken former college football star who gets involved in a dangerous Florentine sport and a local woman, Stephanie, while visiting his cousin Anna, who lives in Italy and teaches the Italian language to foreigners.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Romance
Written By:Evan Oppenheimer
In Theaters:1/27/2017
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Michael Mailer Films, Black Sand Pictures
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