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L'ultima sposa di Palmira
- Narrated by: Giuliana Atepi
- Length: 5 hrs and 32 mins
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L'ultima sposa di Palmira
Narrated by:
Giuliana Atepi
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Publisher's Summary
23 novembre 1980, un terremoto di proporzioni catastrofiche colpisce la Basilicata e la Campania, provocando migliaia di morti, dispersi e senzatetto. Un'antropologa milanese si precipita a Palmira, un centro così minuscolo che non figura nemmeno sulle carte geografiche. Tutto ciò che trova è ridotto in macerie.
Solo una falegnameria è rimasta in piedi e dentro, notte e giorno, mastro Gerusalemme fabbrica il mobilio per una sposa, l'ultima del paese. Sulle ante disegna le storie che si tramandano negli anni. I pannelli dei mobili sono l'unica testimonianza che Palmira sia esistita veramente e in essi si compie il destino di ogni uomo.
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