Aleksandr’s Price
Aleksandr is an illegal Russian immigrant living alone in New York. Traumatized by the death of his mother, Aleksandr struggles to make ends meet and ultimately turns to escorting. As he descends into the dark world of the New York sex trade, he must also come to terms with who he is. But will his search for himself and a stable home come at a price? Pau Maso presents and stars in this raw and darkly sensual portrait of a young man who's pushed to the edge of society and his own sanity.
Running Time
108 mins
Year
2013
Kanopy ID
1127341
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Comments (6)
A strong movie about the sadness of life. It reminds me of my younger brother who felt lost and died at 17 before he knew what he was.
Well done technically. Sometimes difficult and disturbing to watch. A rather dark drama, a bit like visiting a mental hospital.
Unbelievable coincidence. Still good outline to the difficult place some guys end up in. Message NOW take PrEP!
I guess you people don't know the underbelly of NY life, being an illegal and trying to survive at whatever cost........... going to the depths of despair.
More of an anti-gay propaganda piece.
Most ridiculous plot ever...