I liceali

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I liceali (English: the students of high school) is an Italian television teen drama ended in 2011. It is made of three seasons.

Plot[]

The show is about a group of students from the prestigious high school in Rome.

See also[]

• List of Italian television series

External links[]

• I liceali at IMDb

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