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Sono tutte stupende le mie amiche 

Cristiana is a very nice and transgressive girl who loves to be always the center of attention. After leaving the boyfriend Cristiano, decides to get in touch with prof . Dario Marconi , a friend with whom she has a rather special relationship of love and hate since the time of adolescence . In reality, the two need each other, but both Cristiana and Dario fail to understand the true nature of their relationship that ultimately turns out to be only a maddening game of seduction . Meanwhile in Vallechiara , the village where they are living, a mysterious rapist terrorizing women living alone .
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Cristiana is a very nice and transgressive girl who loves to be always the center of attention. After leaving the boyfriend Cristiano, decides to get in touch with prof . Dario Marconi , a friend with whom she has a rather special relationship of love and hate since the time of adolescence . In reality, the two need each other, but both Cristiana and Dario fail to understand the true nature of their relationship that ultimately turns out to be only a maddening game of seduction . Meanwhile in Vallechiara , the village where they are living, a mysterious rapist terrorizing women living alone .

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Roger A. Fratter
Written By:Roger A. Fratter, Roger A. Fratter, Roger A. Fratter
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Runtime:72 minutes
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