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After a shipwreck, a Syrian girl arrives alone on a Sicilian island. A doctor sets out to find her origins and her mother.
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After a shipwreck, a Syrian girl arrives alone on a Sicilian island. A doctor sets out to find her origins and her mother.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maurizio Zaccaro, Monica Zapelli, Imma Vitelli
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Stemal Entertainment, Ipotesi Cinema, Sicilia Film Commission, Vision Distribution, RAI
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