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Vulnerable Beauty
In a little village in central Italy, after the earthquake of 2016, a young family of animal breeders maintain their way of life while demolishment and reconstruction of houses and farms are on-going. In the middle of magnificent landscapes and steep mountains, following the passing of the seasons, Vulnerable Beauty depicts the life of a community trying to live in harmony with nature despite its unpredictable violence
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In a little village in central Italy, after the earthquake of 2016, a young family of animal breeders maintain their way of life while demolishment and reconstruction of houses and farms are on-going. In the middle of magnificent landscapes and steep mountains, following the passing of the seasons, Vulnerable Beauty depicts the life of a community trying to live in harmony with nature despite its unpredictable violence
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Manuele Mandolesi
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