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Nonno
Roger is forced by his mother to take care of his Nonno, Augusto, who suffers from senile dementia. Nonno's childish behavior, full of nonsense and occurrences, will put Roger through a desperate situation until his family returns.
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Roger is forced by his mother to take care of his Nonno, Augusto, who suffers from senile dementia. Nonno's childish behavior, full of nonsense and occurrences, will put Roger through a desperate situation until his family returns.
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Written By:Alejandro Cook
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