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Mandillä
Somewhere in time, in a nameless city, Mandillä (25) lives with Violetta (20), with whom he is madly in love. Mandillä suffers from insomnia and memory loss. At night, he collects debts for an unspecified criminal organization, an activity of which Violetta is unaware. The fragile balance of Mandillä's life is further jeopardized when one night he finds himself forced to collect debts from someone very close to Violetta...
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Somewhere in time, in a nameless city, Mandillä (25) lives with Violetta (20), with whom he is madly in love. Mandillä suffers from insomnia and memory loss. At night, he collects debts for an unspecified criminal organization, an activity of which Violetta is unaware. The fragile balance of Mandillä's life is further jeopardized when one night he finds himself forced to collect debts from someone very close to Violetta...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lorenzo Rapetti, Andrea Buccino, Nadya Todorova
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:010 Films
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