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The Warmth Of Dance
A famous TV host, who grew up without parents and with a painful past, sees his brilliant career and power called into question during a train journey from Rome to Milan.
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A famous TV host, who grew up without parents and with a painful past, sees his brilliant career and power called into question during a train journey from Rome to Milan.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pupi Avati, Pupi Avati, Tommaso Avati
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Box Office:$281,700
Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Duea Film, RAI Cinema, Minerva Pictures
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