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Sàmara is within us. Luis, a wandering street performer, crosses a forest in search of Sàmara, a legendary city where artists are welcomed and celebrated. Along the way he encounters a mysterious Persian poet, an ambiguous magician, the dancer Rosita and young Morito. As reality gives way to visions and apparitions, Luis discovers that the road to Sàmara may be an inner journey rather than a destination. It blends thriller, romance elements. The film reflects a distinct Italy style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Massimo D'Orzi. With a runtime of 1h 50m, it offers a comfortable feature-length experience.
The main cast includes Marta Baldassin, Marco Baliani and Denis Bejzaku. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Massimo D'Orzi, written by Massimo D'Orzi, produced by Massimo D'Orzi and Paola Traverso.

as Strega

as Il Bruno

as Morito

as Strega

as Rosita

as Strega

as Louis

as Donna di città

as Poeta persiana

as Mago Roberto