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Genre:Drama
Written By:Francisco José Fernandez, Stefano Pomilia
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Studio:Lantia Cinema & Audiovisivi, Archipelago Cinematografica
Cast
Francisco José Fernandez
Director
Giancarlo Giannini
Eugenio
Giuliana De Sio
Elena
Arnoldo Foà
Prof. Bonelli
Jacques Perrin
Federico
Riccardo Garrone
Maresciallo
Alfredo Scarlata
Eugenio adolescente
Chiara De Bonis
Laura / Elena adolescente
Giada Colonna
Cristina adolescente
Aurora Cancian
Volontaria della clinica
Maria Petrova
Patrizia
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