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From Cinemasud San Diego: My brother in-law – Mio Cognato (Alessandro Piva – 2003)

Friday October 11, 2007 Cinemasud discretely opens the doors. At the Museum of Photographic Arts of Balboa Park, we find all the organizers calm yet excited personally welcoming the guests. Victor and his big smile impossible to miss. Black-dressed, he lost some weight I guess, maybe due to some insomnia and certainly a lot of [...]

Posted by Laura Bianconcini on 10.17.2007 at 5:26 pm// Tagged: Drama, Entertainment, Italian Cinema, Modern Italian Cinema , Action, Alessandro Piva, cinemasud, Crime, Drama, Entertainment, mio cognato, my brother in law

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