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Mamma, Qui Comando Io 

Filippo and Michela are at loggerheads and fighting over custody of their son Francesco. The judge, in an unprecedented ruling, awards the house to the child: the parents will take turns moving every Monday. This forced alternating living arrangements will unleash absurd and hilarious situations, forcing them to confront each other for the sake of their son.
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Filippo and Michela are at loggerheads and fighting over custody of their son Francesco. The judge, in an unprecedented ruling, awards the house to the child: the parents will take turns moving every Monday. This forced alternating living arrangements will unleash absurd and hilarious situations, forcing them to confront each other for the sake of their son.

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Genre:Comedy, Family
Directed By:Federico Moccia
Written By:Giorgia Colli, Federico Moccia, Luca Biglione, Viviana Di Russo, Riccardo Di Russo, Giorgia Colli, Federico Moccia, Luca Biglione, Riccardo Di Russo, Viviana Di Russo
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Box Office:$13,026
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Alexandra Cinematografica, Neo Art Producciones, RAI Cinema, Regione Lazio, ICEC

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