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Visiting Day
Nunzia’s son is in jail. With her sister-in-law, the woman makes sure that he has everything he needs. The two women never miss the weekly visit with detainees, every Monday morning. Gaetano, Nunzia’s husband, cannot tolerate having a son in jail. When their son starts to cooperate with the justice department, his father will pay the tragic consequences for his choice.
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Nunzia’s son is in jail. With her sister-in-law, the woman makes sure that he has everything he needs. The two women never miss the weekly visit with detainees, every Monday morning. Gaetano, Nunzia’s husband, cannot tolerate having a son in jail. When their son starts to cooperate with the justice department, his father will pay the tragic consequences for his choice.
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