Vita mia
Didi, a Hungarian noblewoman who survived war and communism, has lived in Salento for years, cared for by Vita, a young woman from Puglia. She spends her final days amidst memories, guilt, and friendship, searching for peace.
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Didi, a Hungarian noblewoman who survived war and communism, has lived in Salento for years, cared for by Vita, a young woman from Puglia. She spends her final days amidst memories, guilt, and friendship, searching for peace.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Alessandro Valenti, Edoardo Winspeare, Mariangela Barbanente, Edoardo Winspeare
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:RAI Cinema, Les Films d'Ici, Saietta Film, Stemal Entertainment, Apulia Film Commission
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