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Selfiemania
Four different stories tell how our lives have changed because of selfies, a craze that takes hold of all age groups and is experienced differently all over the world.
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Four different stories tell how our lives have changed because of selfies, a craze that takes hold of all age groups and is experienced differently all over the world.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Elly Senger-Weiss, Elisabetta Pellini, Francesco Colangelo, Hannah Rodriguez, Willem Zaeyen
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Studio:Stemo Production, MiC, Sicilia Film Commission, Regione Siciliana
Cast
Elisabetta Pellini, Willem Zaeyen, Francesco Colangelo, Elly Senger-Weiss, Alex Sparrow
Director
Caterina Murino
Caterina ("Temper Tantrum")
Alex Sparrow
Georgi ("Temper Tantrum")
Oleg Taktarov
Taxi driver ("Temper Tantrum")
Milena Vukotić
Letizia ("L'Amore Nonostante Tutto")
Andrea Roncato
Alfonso ("L'Amore Nonostante Tutto")
Bianca Nappi
Laura ("L'Amore Nonostante Tutto")
Katharina Holoubek
Sarah ("Peak of emotions")
Philipp Karner
Luca ("Peak of emotions")
David Fears Jr.
Donny Bravo ("The American Stream")
Ieva Andrejevaitė
Iana ("Temper Tantrum")
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