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Sergio Pastore - Un ammirevole indipendente

2012-06-01 · 17 min · ★ 5.0

Documentary

Short documentary about the life and times of Italian filmmaker Sergio Pastore.

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Directors
Graziano Marraffa
Production companies
Archivio Storico del Cinema Italiano
Countries
Italy
Status
Released

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Sergio PastoreSergio Pastoreself
Sara Pastoreself
Laura Pastoreself

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