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Who's Afraid of Dr. Kramer?
Shortly before the premiere of the play, quarantine is announced and four actors: Chiara, Giorgio, Antonio and Valentino find themselves in isolation. In moments of despair, when they return to the mistakes of the past and test the strength of relationships, they may feel that madness is the only way out.
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Shortly before the premiere of the play, quarantine is announced and four actors: Chiara, Giorgio, Antonio and Valentino find themselves in isolation. In moments of despair, when they return to the mistakes of the past and test the strength of relationships, they may feel that madness is the only way out.
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