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Love Has No Religion
Two families, one Muslim and one Catholic, are urgently called by the director of the nursing home where their parents reside, who have fled together. Two such distant cultures are forced to relate, despite their diverging worlds.
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Two families, one Muslim and one Catholic, are urgently called by the director of the nursing home where their parents reside, who have fled together. Two such distant cultures are forced to relate, despite their diverging worlds.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pierpaola Pensosi, Max Nardari, Roberto Carrubba
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Reset Media
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