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Natural Lefty 

A widowed mother, tries desperately to get an entry into the ruthless world of professional football for her 12-yer-old son.
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A widowed mother, tries desperately to get an entry into the ruthless world of professional football for her 12-yer-old son.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Salvatore Allocca
Written By:Salvatore Allocca, Massimo De Angelis, Emiliano Corapi, Simone Lenzi
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Emma Film, Promenades Films, RAI, MiC, Regione Veneto, Fondazione Veneto Film Commission, Fenix Entertainment

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