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Italiano: Screenshot del film La signora senza camelie (1953) di Michelangelo Antonioni.
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Source catturato personalmente dall'autore sotto indicato dal dvd n. 9 della serie I dvd del Corriere della Sera. Bianco e nero all'italiana.
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2010-04-03 03:17 768×576× (533416 bytes) Gawain78 {{Informazioni file |Descrizione = [[Screenshot]] del film ''[[La signora senza camelie]]'' ([[1953]]) di [[Michelangelo Antonioni]]. |Fonte = catturato personalmente dall'autore sotto indicato dal dvd n. 9 della serie ''I dvd del Corriere della Sera. Bia

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