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We Are Francesco
Francesco, a young man born without arms who has learned to live despite his disability, has access to good education thanks to material wealth and the love of his parents. But his sexual drive remains unfulfilled. Only his childhood friend Stefano will understand the frustration of his friend and help him.
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Francesco, a young man born without arms who has learned to live despite his disability, has access to good education thanks to material wealth and the love of his parents. But his sexual drive remains unfulfilled. Only his childhood friend Stefano will understand the frustration of his friend and help him.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Guendalina Zampagni, Aurelio Grimaldi
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Arancia Cinema, MiC, Apulia Film Commission
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