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Tutta colpa del vulcano [Blame the Volcano]

By: Silvia Cecchini, Enrica Maschio
Narrated by: Silvia Cecchini
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Tenerife, il vulcano, e una compagnia di aspiranti scrittori, registi e attori. Chiara, trascinata dalla madre e da un'amica, partecipa ad un seminario residenziale di cinema, di cui è appassionata. per Chiara, Stefania,Martina, Vieri, l'insegnante di sceneggiatura, e Giovanni, allievo attore, sarà l'occasione di incontrare se stessi, oltre che alcuni stereotipi maschili e femminili, come Rossella O'Hara, e Don Giovanni. Una vacanza agrodolce e tenera, in cui il tempo viene dilatato dalla presenza del vulcano, che esagera ogni emozione...Cornice musicale di Kevin Mc Leod.

Please note: This audiobook is in Italilan.

©2012 Silvia Cecchini (P)2012 Gli Ascoltalibri Contemporary Fiction Holidays Women's Fiction

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