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Bruno is a middle-aged unemployed man and desperate for a job. He will soon discover that nobody is ready to help him and that the war between the poor is the only reality that belongs to him.
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Bruno is a middle-aged unemployed man and desperate for a job. He will soon discover that nobody is ready to help him and that the war between the poor is the only reality that belongs to him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Michele Granata
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Buongiorni Production, La Ricotta Produzioni
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