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Margherita is a 14 year old living in Milano, who shares everything with her friends. They discuss clothes, music, school and that first kiss. A delightful coming-of-age film in which the here and now is all that really matters. Where every little thing is so very important and where feelings sometimes bubble over. In your teens, there’s no room for anything but friendship and love.
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Margherita is a 14 year old living in Milano, who shares everything with her friends. They discuss clothes, music, school and that first kiss. A delightful coming-of-age film in which the here and now is all that really matters. Where every little thing is so very important and where feelings sometimes bubble over. In your teens, there’s no room for anything but friendship and love.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Pietro Seghetti, Francesca Mazzoleni, Paola Mammini
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Box Office:$546,697
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros Pictures Italia, Indigo Film, Roman Citizen Entertainment
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