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Salento in southern Italy. A small family-run textile factory is forced to close and three generations of women must now struggle to keep the wolf from the door. In order to settle their debts their home is sold. Now that her brother has emigrated, it falls to energetic Adele to find a way out of their crisis.
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Salento in southern Italy. A small family-run textile factory is forced to close and three generations of women must now struggle to keep the wolf from the door. In order to settle their debts their home is sold. Now that her brother has emigrated, it falls to energetic Adele to find a way out of their crisis.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alessandro Valenti, Edoardo Winspeare, Anna Boccadamo
In Theaters:
Box Office:$189,318
Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:Saietta Film, RAI Cinema
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