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The False Story of a Real Legend
An important poet is found apparently suicidal dead and the people who were close to him reconstruct the history, the vices, the strengths and the immense qualities. What will be the truth about his death?
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An important poet is found apparently suicidal dead and the people who were close to him reconstruct the history, the vices, the strengths and the immense qualities. What will be the truth about his death?
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Crime
Written By:Enrico Conte, Edoardo Magliarella, Nicolò Bertoldero
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