Femicide - Nel nome delle donne

March. 12,2022

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Documentary

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Femicide

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This documentary film looks into femicides in Italy, where one woman is murdered every three days. By focusing on cases that rocked the country, the film tries to understand the reasons behind the phenomenon.

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