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Margaret of Cortona
A Tuscan peasant girl in the 13th century overcomes sexual harassment, and the skepticism of her fellow citizens, as she saves plague victims, works miracles, and eventually becomes a saint.
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A Tuscan peasant girl in the 13th century overcomes sexual harassment, and the skepticism of her fellow citizens, as she saves plague victims, works miracles, and eventually becomes a saint.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Mario Bonnard, Cesare Ludovici, Edoardo Lulli, Giovanni Scolaro
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