Словенка (2009)

"Slovenka" is a 2009 Slovenian drama film that delves into the world of prostitution and human trafficking. The film tells the story of Aleksandra, a struggling 23-year-old student who turns to prostitution to make ends meet. Aleksandra becomes entangled in a dangerous game, where she is desperate to escape the life she has been forced into. The film's original title is "Slovenka", which refers to the protagonist's nationality. The film was shot in Slovenia, Germany, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, depicting the trafficking of girls across borders. The film stars Nika Ivanišin as Aleksandra, Peter Musevski as Boris, Primož Pirnat as Maks, Maruša Kink as Milena, Uroš Fürst as Robert, Deyan Spasic as Faruk, Aleš Kovačič as Rok, Andrej Murenc as Jure, Ales Valič as Jernej, and Marjuta Slamič as Gaga. The film was directed by Damjan Kozole, and it received critical acclaim for its honest portrayal of the dark underworld of prostitution in Europe. The film's genre is drama, and it serves as a commentary on modern-day issues such as female exploitation and corruption.