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Matildà: Con L'Accento Sulla A
Matilda is a Roman hitwoman forced into her job by her father, a feared Roman killer and a great fan of Lèon who would like her to be as fearless as the young protagonist of the film. But the poor girl is shy, clumsy and would do anything to change her life. And so, between one cleaning and another, she dreams of normality.
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Matilda is a Roman hitwoman forced into her job by her father, a feared Roman killer and a great fan of Lèon who would like her to be as fearless as the young protagonist of the film. But the poor girl is shy, clumsy and would do anything to change her life. And so, between one cleaning and another, she dreams of normality.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller, Crime
Written By:Daniele Misischia, Daniele Misischia, Arianna Bonardi, Arianna Bonardi
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:In The Dustice, Noose Industry
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