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Nessuno può volare 

Simonetta and George's journey through Italy to understand disability today, traveling from Rome to the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, then on to the blue Ligurian Sea and the hills of northern Italy, on a journey through art and encounters with extraordinary people who have turned disability into an opportunity and a stimulus to live life even more intensely.
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Simonetta and George's journey through Italy to understand disability today, traveling from Rome to the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, then on to the blue Ligurian Sea and the hills of northern Italy, on a journey through art and encounters with extraordinary people who have turned disability into an opportunity and a stimulus to live life even more intensely.

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