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19-year-old Max gets a startup incubator opportunity in Rome, disrupting his summer plans with friends. As he navigates the adult world, his friends enjoy carefree youth, prompting Max to rethink his priorities and future desires.
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19-year-old Max gets a startup incubator opportunity in Rome, disrupting his summer plans with friends. As he navigates the adult world, his friends enjoy carefree youth, prompting Max to rethink his priorities and future desires.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mauro Graiani
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Studio:Camaleo Film, Rhino, Eagle Pictures, Neo Art Producciones, MiC, Fondazione Veneto Film Commission
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