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Scene from O Fim da Inocência (2017)
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| Duration: 690 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Ruffah |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 173 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 720x304 | Added: 2019-Feb-06 |
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Joana Aguiar
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Joana Aguiar plays Inês, a teenager with a seemingly perfect life, attending an elite college and coming from a wealthy family in Lisbon. However, after hours, she engages in risky sexual activities, internet compulsions, and drug use within her social circle, leading to a destructive lifestyle.
Oksana Tkach
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Oksana Tkach gained prominence for her role as Inês in the film 'O Fim da Inocência' (2017). Despite her seemingly perfect life, attending one of Portugal's top colleges and coming from a wealthy family, Inês engages in risky behaviors outside school hours. She participates in sexual games with friends, excessively uses the internet, and frequents Lisbon nightlife while consuming drugs regularly.
About the Movie: O Fim da Inocência (2017)
Release Year: 2017
Nation: Portugal
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Director: Joaquim Leitão
Writer: Francisco Salgueiro, Roberto Pereira
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O Fim da Inocência follows Inês, a teenager from a wealthy family who appears to lead a perfect life. However, after classes and away from her parents' notice, she engages in risky sexual games with her closest friends. They also compulsively use the internet and frequent Lisbon's nightlife, consuming various drugs regularly. This lifestyle leads them into a spiral of self-destructive behavior.
Summary
Directed by Joaquim Leitão in 2017, O Fim da Inocência is a Portuguese drama that explores the pressures and dangers faced by teenagers from affluent backgrounds who seem to have it all. The film highlights the potential hazards of unsupervised freedom and the destructive habits that can develop when youth is combined with wealth and privilege.