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Five nuns traveling in a minibus are kidnapped and drugged by five hooded figures who take their place. They are Milù, Felicetta, Asia, Maria, and Maddalena: five women with turbulent pasts who met during a rehabilitation program in prison. They show up at the abbey to retrieve some loot.
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Five nuns traveling in a minibus are kidnapped and drugged by five hooded figures who take their place. They are Milù, Felicetta, Asia, Maria, and Maddalena: five women with turbulent pasts who met during a rehabilitation program in prison. They show up at the abbey to retrieve some loot.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Claudia Gatti
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Starlex Productions
Cast
Benedetta Pontellini
Director
Noemi Esposito
Asia / Suor Paola
Marina Marchione
Felicetta / Suor Costanza
Guendalina Tavassi
Suor Gertrude
Manuela Villa
Suor Maria Claretta
Titina Maroncelli
Suor Maddalena
Lucia Batassa
Suor Addolorata
Roberta Scardola
Irina / Dott.ssa Roberta Scardola
Bonaria Decorato
Zara / Suor Paoletta
Daniela Duchi
Alia
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