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Shooting Silvio 

After much deliberation, Kurtz decides to gather his friends at his villa to propose that they write a collective book: one hundred chapters, written by as many voices, to devise a way to annihilate Silvio Berlusconi's excessive power.
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After much deliberation, Kurtz decides to gather his friends at his villa to propose that they write a collective book: one hundred chapters, written by as many voices, to devise a way to annihilate Silvio Berlusconi's excessive power.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Berardo Carboni
Written By:Carlo Durante, Berardo Carboni, Daniele Malavolta
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Box Office:$18,781
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Mork & Berry, Kubla Khan

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