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The Veil 

During Lea's wedding, her old friend Carla, now a novice nun, sits among the guests, as within her rises the desire to declare her love before the eyes of all, especially God.
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During Lea's wedding, her old friend Carla, now a novice nun, sits among the guests, as within her rises the desire to declare her love before the eyes of all, especially God.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Cristian Patanè
Written By:Cristian Patanè
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Runtime:7 minutes
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