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Make Me Italian
An American man’s amusing and fantastical quest to become an Italian citizen. David has all the paperwork in order, so how hard can it be? At the consulate he tackles a countless number of obstacles, tests and adventures to prove his Italianness, but a surprise hidden in the consulate changes the course of everything.
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An American man’s amusing and fantastical quest to become an Italian citizen. David has all the paperwork in order, so how hard can it be? At the consulate he tackles a countless number of obstacles, tests and adventures to prove his Italianness, but a surprise hidden in the consulate changes the course of everything.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bryan Mazzarello, Stephanie Mazzarello
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