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The Band of Superheroes
Davide is about to realize his lifelong dream: shooting a movie for the cinema. He has the actors, a crew, a production and a distribution. Taking his responsibilities lightly, Davide immediately finds himself having exceeded the pre-established budget and being behind schedule. The production blocks his set and threatens to sue him if he does not deliver the finished feature film within two weeks. Desperate, Davide decides, together with his two best friends, to set up a "band of Superheroes", who stops the thieves and robs them in order to collect the amount of money he needs to finish the film in the shortest possible time.
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Davide is about to realize his lifelong dream: shooting a movie for the cinema. He has the actors, a crew, a production and a distribution. Taking his responsibilities lightly, Davide immediately finds himself having exceeded the pre-established budget and being behind schedule. The production blocks his set and threatens to sue him if he does not deliver the finished feature film within two weeks. Desperate, Davide decides, together with his two best friends, to set up a "band of Superheroes", who stops the thieves and robs them in order to collect the amount of money he needs to finish the film in the shortest possible time.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Adriana Marzagalli
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Real Dreams Entertainment S.r.l., Fenice Films
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