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The Bike 

On the background of a country in deep crisis, an office clerk decides to ride to work even though he might be fired soon. He crosses the inner borders of a ghost-like deserted city, surrounded by raw vegetation taking over everything. When the chain of his bike suddenly entangles, he is confronted by the only man around offering support: a homeless foreigner…
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On the background of a country in deep crisis, an office clerk decides to ride to work even though he might be fired soon. He crosses the inner borders of a ghost-like deserted city, surrounded by raw vegetation taking over everything. When the chain of his bike suddenly entangles, he is confronted by the only man around offering support: a homeless foreigner…

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Directed By:Giorgio Bonecchi Borgazzi
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Invisibile Film

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Giorgio Bonecchi Borgazzi

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Silvano Casieri

Office Clerk

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Stefano Fregni

Foreign Immigrant

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Attilio Geroni

Radio Voice

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Sonia Grandis

Wife's Voice

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