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The Desired War
A diplomatic incident threatens to break out a war inside Europe that only an unlikely couple of bickering lovers seems able to stop.
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A diplomatic incident threatens to break out a war inside Europe that only an unlikely couple of bickering lovers seems able to stop.
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Genre:War, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Michele Pellegrini, Gianni Zanasi, Lucio Pellegrini
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Pupkin Production, Vision Distribution, Eloïse Films
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