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Mirko, Andrea, and Damiano are almost thirty years old and have never tried oysters. A robbery that seems impossible to fail is their chance to redeem years of failure, but when the situation gets complicated, each of them will discover what they are willing to do to earn a dinner of oysters.
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Mirko, Andrea, and Damiano are almost thirty years old and have never tried oysters. A robbery that seems impossible to fail is their chance to redeem years of failure, but when the situation gets complicated, each of them will discover what they are willing to do to earn a dinner of oysters.
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Genre:Drama, Action, Comedy
Written By:Luca Buzzi Reschini
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