"In a Landscape of Fear and Love"
Professor Luca Rossi dedicates what remains of his university career to study wolves, but his findings conflict with his emotions as he navigates the contentious divide between wolf defenders and opponents. As Luca tries to be as close as possible to the wolves to understand them, he finds himself facing the sentiments of those who fear and love them.
Luca Rossi
Self
Giorgio Bergero
Self
Mauro Fissore
Self
Daniel Redondo Gómez
Self
Germano Ferrando
Self
Gianabele Bonicelli
Self
Roberta Bo aro
Self
Enzo Piacenza
Self
Aurelio Fracei
Self
Professor Luca Rossi dedicates what remains of his university career to study wolves, but his findings conflict with his emotions as he navigates the contentious divide between wolf defenders and opponents. As Luca tries to be as close as possible to the wolves to understand them, he finds himself facing the sentiments of those who fear and love them.
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