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Alessia... A Volcano Under the Skin poster

Alessia... A Volcano Under the Skin 

Alessia returns from the convent where she was educated to the farm where she spent her childhood. As she arrives, she starts to remember the crime that made her an orphan. The animosity she feels towards her aunt starts to get explained. Aunt Agnes was responsible for the crime, so she could get the land. Alessia starts to use her sexuality to manipulate the men around her and set a trap for her aunt as revenge.
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Alessia returns from the convent where she was educated to the farm where she spent her childhood. As she arrives, she starts to remember the crime that made her an orphan. The animosity she feels towards her aunt starts to get explained. Aunt Agnes was responsible for the crime, so she could get the land. Alessia starts to use her sexuality to manipulate the men around her and set a trap for her aunt as revenge.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Alfredo Rizzo
Written By:Ludovica Marineo, Luca Sportelli
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Romi Cinematografica

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