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Aleksia (2022)
Aleksia is a turbulent teenager of Russian origin, she has grown up with her mother and her little brother in the suburbs of Marghera. After confessing to her friend Angela that she is pregnant, she is pushed to steal a tablet to raise the money for an abortion. However, after the theft things turn bad and Aleksia is arrested by the police.
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Aleksia is a turbulent teenager of Russian origin, she has grown up with her mother and her little brother in the suburbs of Marghera. After confessing to her friend Angela that she is pregnant, she is pushed to steal a tablet to raise the money for an abortion. However, after the theft things turn bad and Aleksia is arrested by the police.
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