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The film follows Alice, an Anglo-Sicilian woman living with her loving partner in England. Navigating a country she doesn’t truly feel a part of, Alice grows isolated and nostalgic for Sicily - where she was raised by her grandmother in her youth.
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The film follows Alice, an Anglo-Sicilian woman living with her loving partner in England. Navigating a country she doesn’t truly feel a part of, Alice grows isolated and nostalgic for Sicily - where she was raised by her grandmother in her youth.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alexine Puglisi
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Studio:House of Ego
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