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Renato's Car
Stefano drives his father Renato, suffering from a serious degenerative disease, to Switzerland to help him undergo assisted suicide. Everything seems already decided, except the fate of the family car: the old Fiat Panda driven by the son.
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Stefano drives his father Renato, suffering from a serious degenerative disease, to Switzerland to help him undergo assisted suicide. Everything seems already decided, except the fate of the family car: the old Fiat Panda driven by the son.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Andrea Orsenigo
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Siberia Distribution
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