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Padre Pio
In a small village called Pietrelcina, in the middle of the mountains of southern Italy, lives young Francisco. After serving as a friar for many years, Francisco becomes a priest and begins his first mission.
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In a small village called Pietrelcina, in the middle of the mountains of southern Italy, lives young Francisco. After serving as a friar for many years, Francisco becomes a priest and begins his first mission.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Luciano Scaffa
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Mondo TV, Moviemax, Fondazione Corradi
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