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In a trance
In a trance, driven by music and rebellion, Sofia and Alice embark on an adventure in search of money for a trip to Disney, as Sofia dreams of meeting her father, who lives in the USA. Along the way, Sofia goes through the process of coming to terms with her gender identity and sexuality. An action film with a touch of drama, driven by the pain of fatherlessness.
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In a trance, driven by music and rebellion, Sofia and Alice embark on an adventure in search of money for a trip to Disney, as Sofia dreams of meeting her father, who lives in the USA. Along the way, Sofia goes through the process of coming to terms with her gender identity and sexuality. An action film with a touch of drama, driven by the pain of fatherlessness.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ilana Lara
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