X: A24's Latest Horror Film is Sensual and Sensitive
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Mia
The story of a small, simple and happy family in which a boy, a manipulator, violently enters, which distorts the life of this wonderful fifteen-year-old and makes her a nightmare.
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The story of a small, simple and happy family in which a boy, a manipulator, violently enters, which distorts the life of this wonderful fifteen-year-old and makes her a nightmare.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ivano De Matteo, Valentina Ferlan
In Theaters:
Box Office:$855,526
Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Lotus Production, RAI Cinema, MiC, Regione Lazio, Leone Film Group
Cast
Ivano De Matteo
Director
Greta Gasbarri
Mia Marchetti
Edoardo Leo
Sergio Marchetti
Milena Mancini
Valeria
Riccardo Mandolini
Marco
Alessia Manicastri
Anna
Vinicio Marchioni
Padre di Marco
Giorgia Faraoni
Veronica
Giorgio Montanini
Piero
Samuel Christian Franzese
Nico
Melinda De Matteo
Valentina Marchetti
Mirella Rossi
Signora Nell'Ascensore
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