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Un tipo strano 

Amadou is a young Gambian who arrived in Italy after a long journey. After working in the fields, he decides to continue his paths to Rome where he meets three Italians of his age. They sympathize and join a party to dance the night away. The meeting took place and will take them even further, to the border crossing of the Alps.
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Amadou is a young Gambian who arrived in Italy after a long journey. After working in the fields, he decides to continue his paths to Rome where he meets three Italians of his age. They sympathize and join a party to dance the night away. The meeting took place and will take them even further, to the border crossing of the Alps.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Samuel Gratacap
Written By:Samuel Gratacap
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Les Films du Détroit

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