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Aleksi (2019)
28-year-old Aleksi is stuck living with her parents. Desperate to escape the safe but boring bourgeois life her family has intended for her, she shirks her duties and becomes entangled with various romantic interests.
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28-year-old Aleksi is stuck living with her parents. Desperate to escape the safe but boring bourgeois life her family has intended for her, she shirks her duties and becomes entangled with various romantic interests.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Barbara Vekarić
In Theaters:3/25/2019
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Studio Dim, FilmKombajn, Hrvatska Radiotelevizija, Motion
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