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Luigi is a kid growing up in a socio-economically deprived family environment. He began dealing with Angelo, an non suspicious policeman, who seems to show a paternal attitude towards him, but he really has an ulterior motive turbid... He ends up abusing him. When Luigi tries to tell his mother what is happening, she does not want to believe him, his uncle gives helps. Luigi discovers his uncle had experienced the same kind of abuse.
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Luigi is a kid growing up in a socio-economically deprived family environment. He began dealing with Angelo, an non suspicious policeman, who seems to show a paternal attitude towards him, but he really has an ulterior motive turbid... He ends up abusing him. When Luigi tries to tell his mother what is happening, she does not want to believe him, his uncle gives helps. Luigi discovers his uncle had experienced the same kind of abuse.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Renato Giordano
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Runtime:100 minutes
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