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The Young Fan
In 1997, cartoonist Gipi was just starting his career when he received a letter from a fifteen-year-old fan who, expressing his love for his drawings and stories, asked only for a dedication that read "To Francesco." In 2017, Gipi discovered that this person had done the same thing to many other cartoonists over the course of twenty years, writing the same letter over and over again, always declaring his fifteenth birthday, expressing the same love for each recipient, and asking the same thing of each. With three friends, he then decided to search for the boy.
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In 1997, cartoonist Gipi was just starting his career when he received a letter from a fifteen-year-old fan who, expressing his love for his drawings and stories, asked only for a dedication that read "To Francesco." In 2017, Gipi discovered that this person had done the same thing to many other cartoonists over the course of twenty years, writing the same letter over and over again, always declaring his fifteenth birthday, expressing the same love for each recipient, and asking the same thing of each. With three friends, he then decided to search for the boy.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gian Alfonso Pacinotti, Gero Arnone, Gian Alfonso Pacinotti, Gero Arnone
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Fandango
Cast
Gian Alfonso Pacinotti
Director
Gian Alfonso Pacinotti
Gianni
Gero Arnone
Gero
Davide Barbafiera
Davide
Francesco Daniele
Francesco
Chiara Palmeri
Moglie di Gianni
Domenico Procacci
Produttore
Mauro Uzzeo
Sensitiva
Giorgia Spinelli
Grafologa
Kasia Smutniak
Attrice Famosa
Jasmine Trinca
Attrice Famosa
Anna Bellato
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