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Stella lives in Genoa with his sister and his alcoholic stepfather. His is not an easy life, and that to remain divided between his work in the harbor by day and dancer by night, despite his dream of becoming a professional dancer gives strength to continue. However, later the death of his mother is forced to put aside their aspirations.
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Stella lives in Genoa with his sister and his alcoholic stepfather. His is not an easy life, and that to remain divided between his work in the harbor by day and dancer by night, despite his dream of becoming a professional dancer gives strength to continue. However, later the death of his mother is forced to put aside their aspirations.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Luca Biglione, Herbert Simone Paragnani
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:RTI - Reti Televisive Italiane
Cast
Roberto Burchielli
Director
Alessandra Mastronardi
Stella Carossi
Roberto Farnesi
Lorenzo Molinari
Tormento
Benedetta Valanzano
Alessia
Sara Bellodi
Anna Carossi, sorella di Stella
Ruggero Cara
Luigi, patrigno di Anna e Stella
Emanuela Tittocchia
Sandra Colombo
Gledis Cinque
Daniela
Giuseppe Russo
Marco
Mario Gualandi
Massimo
Abbary Samya
Lisa
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