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American Fiesta (2021)
On the heels of an election unlike any other and during a time where we are more divided than ever before American Fiesta asks us the question: What do we share and how can we get along even if we don't agree? Told through the eyes of an obsessive dish collector, American Fiesta tells the story of a same-sex couple unable to get married in the place they call home. Politics tears apart nation and family but perhaps collecting dishes is the best way to mend old wounds.
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On the heels of an election unlike any other and during a time where we are more divided than ever before American Fiesta asks us the question: What do we share and how can we get along even if we don't agree? Told through the eyes of an obsessive dish collector, American Fiesta tells the story of a same-sex couple unable to get married in the place they call home. Politics tears apart nation and family but perhaps collecting dishes is the best way to mend old wounds.
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Written By:Steven Tomlinson
In Theaters:3/15/2021
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