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Come fosse luce
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Come fosse luce

2025-11-17 · 67 min · Not rated

Documentary

Alessio, a visually impaired teenager, loves football and fears he may one day lose his sight completely. His story runs alongside that of Salvatore and Davide, two blind men who invented the sound ball and founded Ascus Lecce, Italy's most decorated blind football club.

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Corrado Punzi
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Alessio IngrossoSelf
Davide DongiovanniSelf
Salvatore PelusoSelf
Sabrina FedeleSelf
Maria IngrossoSelf

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