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Alessandro is a high school student. He meets Chiara, and it is love at first sight, so he decides to write her a letter to declare his love. But fate will make things somehow unexpected when the letter gets to the wrong person.
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Alessandro is a high school student. He meets Chiara, and it is love at first sight, so he decides to write her a letter to declare his love. But fate will make things somehow unexpected when the letter gets to the wrong person.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Giuseppe de Candia
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Runtime:19 minutes
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