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En la región de Chianti, una villa toscana de 270 años de antigüedad propone adentrarse en el imperio de la moda de los Gucci con visita privada a su museo en Florencia
No es un documental (ni falta que le hace) pero House of Gucci promete contar la historia real del legendario emporio de la moda italiano a lo largo de tres décadas, un relato festoneado de dinero, poder, traición, ambición, escándalos y hasta un asesinato.
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