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Clara and Diego, under the guidance of the psychiatrist of a day rehabilitation center for disturbed people who attend, decide to transform the treatment center into a restaurant, involving all their other companions.
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Clara and Diego, under the guidance of the psychiatrist of a day rehabilitation center for disturbed people who attend, decide to transform the treatment center into a restaurant, involving all their other companions.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Giulia Louise Steigerwalt
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Groenlandia, RAI Cinema
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