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20102010
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Gli inquilini di uno stabile si riuniscono per difendere la loro condizione di Â“normalitÃ Â” messa a repentaglio dalla presenza di una nuova inquilina Â“strana e stranieraÂ”. In parossistica e superstiziosa autosuggestione, si sentono legittimati ad avere ogni diritto e ad usare qualunque mezzo per difendere sÃ© stessi e ciÃ² che hanno acquistato. Il paradosso della follia che man mano monta diverte e provoca riflessioni su comportamenti razzisti e demonizzanti nei confronti delle diversitÃ e degli stranieri.
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The tenants of a building meet to defend their Â“normalityÂ” since they feel it threatened by the presence of a new tenant Â“strange and foreignerÂ” In a frantic and superstitious autosuggestion, they feel entitled to use any means to defend themselves and what they achieved. The story is about the paradox and the madness behind the racism.

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The tenants of a building meet to defend their "normality" since they feel it threatened by the presence of a new tenant "strange and a foreigner" In a frantic and superstitious autosuggesti... Read allThe tenants of a building meet to defend their "normality" since they feel it threatened by the presence of a new tenant "strange and a foreigner" In a frantic and superstitious autosuggestion, they feel entitled to use any means to defend themselves and what they achieved. The s... Read allThe tenants of a building meet to defend their "normality" since they feel it threatened by the presence of a new tenant "strange and a foreigner" In a frantic and superstitious autosuggestion, they feel entitled to use any means to defend themselves and what they achieved. The story is about the paradox and the madness behind the racism.

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- Giulia Oriani
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- Elena Galloni(story)
- Giulia Oriani
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The tenants of a building meet to defend their "normality" since they feel it threatened by the presence of a new tenant "strange and a foreigner" In a frantic and superstitious autosuggestion, they feel entitled to use any means to defend themselves and what they achieved. The story is about the paradox and the madness behind the racism. —Anonymous