Sign In. Slovenian Girl Hide Spoilers. Andy 26 March One of them is a famous politician, and when he dies of a heart attack when he was in a hotel room with her, she flees not before telling the police.
She is soon searched by the authorities and by the news media as the mysterious Slovenian Girl. She is also on the run from two sleazy, violent pimps, who want her to work for them instead of independently. A former boyfriend is stalking her also, and her mother back in her hometown doesn't look too happy when she shows up for a visit. Only her rock musician father and a female friend who are obviously ignorant of her side job are there supporting her. And all of the time she's having money problems, including coming with money to pay for a loan she incurred in to buy an apartment.
To me the movie works best as a showcase of the general aimlessness of many young people today, especially in the developed world. Without any spiritual or political belief, many young people today seem to fall into nihilism.
The main actress is pretty, but it seems to me to be way too surly to be a prostitute. Shouldn't she at least feign she is a sweet girl in front of her clients this is not a criticism of her acting, she clearly has been told to play her that way by the filmmakers. Alas, this surliness of her makes the audience not care too much of what happens to her.
Still, this is an interesting, well made film, though not very emotionally involving. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Slovenka is the name used in ads by Aleksandra to hook up with men for money. She is a twenty three year old college student studying English, and like many girls around the world, finds it a way to pay her tuition. Her parents are divorced, she has a good relationship with her father, but hates her mother. She lies, cheats and steals, with no real moral compass. Nina Ivanisin is Aleksandra, and she drifts seamlessly through the film with a natural grace and charm.
