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Antonio has not completely taken on board the fact that Greta has ended their relationship and follows her everywhere, even if only to contemplate her from afar. Resisting the temptation to always follow her, however, is difficult. Antonio languishes and finds no peace. He tries to fill the void of his loss by tormenting himself.
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Antonio has not completely taken on board the fact that Greta has ended their relationship and follows her everywhere, even if only to contemplate her from afar. Resisting the temptation to always follow her, however, is difficult. Antonio languishes and finds no peace. He tries to fill the void of his loss by tormenting himself.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gianmarco Di Traglia
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:smile vision srl
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