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The Cracker Effect
News explodes like a bomb! Due to the genetic mutation, immigrants living in Italy undergo a noticeable change. Is this wonderful country in danger of sinking? A television reporter decides to go over this strange theory, and the news is on the agenda of the whole country. This fake documentary brings fake news, media, politics and harsh criticism about Italy.
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News explodes like a bomb! Due to the genetic mutation, immigrants living in Italy undergo a noticeable change. Is this wonderful country in danger of sinking? A television reporter decides to go over this strange theory, and the news is on the agenda of the whole country. This fake documentary brings fake news, media, politics and harsh criticism about Italy.
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Genre:Comedy, Documentary
Written By:Giuseppe Cacace, Angela Prudenzi, Alfredo Fiorillo
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:L'Age d'or Production, Centro Produzione Audiovisivi Università di Roma Tre, EleNfanT DistriButioN, Sayonara Film
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