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The Cormorants 

In the summer of their twelfth year Matteo and Samuele spend their days between the river, the forest and the shopping center, but compared to previous years, something is changing. The game becomes boring, imagination gives way to discovery, adventure turns into life experience. A summer without beginning and without end, the story about a friendship, an age and a land which are obliged to change with the inexorable passage of time.
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In the summer of their twelfth year Matteo and Samuele spend their days between the river, the forest and the shopping center, but compared to previous years, something is changing. The game becomes boring, imagination gives way to discovery, adventure turns into life experience. A summer without beginning and without end, the story about a friendship, an age and a land which are obliged to change with the inexorable passage of time.

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Genre:Family, Adventure
Directed By:Fabio Bobbio
Written By:Fabio Bobbio
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Strani Film, Officina Film, Film Commission Torino Piemonte

Cast

Director

Fabio Bobbio

Director

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Samuele Bogni

Samuele

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Matteo Turri

Matteo

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Valentina Padovan

Simona

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Lorenzo Bruno

Wood boy 1

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Samuele Ceresa

Wood boy 2

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Valter Giachetto Meno

Wood boy 3

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Giuseppe Menuni

Wood boy 4

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Andrea Sconfienza

Wood boy 5

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