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Tutto molto bello 

Antonio and Giuseppe meet at the hospital, while awaiting the birth of their respective first children. The two leave together for a quick lunch, ending up involved against their will in an odyssey of amusing setbacks and bizarre characters.
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Antonio and Giuseppe meet at the hospital, while awaiting the birth of their respective first children. The two leave together for a quick lunch, ending up involved against their will in an odyssey of amusing setbacks and bizarre characters.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Paolo Ruffini
Written By:Paolo Ruffini, Guido Chiesa, Giovanni Bognetti
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Medusa Film, Colorado Film

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