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Between Borders
Rodrigo, a widowed father who lives in Tijuana with his mother and son, works undocumented at a hotel in San Diego, California. However, with the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic, the border crossing is closed, triggering unfortunate events. The family will have to confront the harsh reality of living separated by the world’s most important border, dealing with the physical and emotional distance that this situation imposes on their lives.
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Rodrigo, a widowed father who lives in Tijuana with his mother and son, works undocumented at a hotel in San Diego, California. However, with the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic, the border crossing is closed, triggering unfortunate events. The family will have to confront the harsh reality of living separated by the world’s most important border, dealing with the physical and emotional distance that this situation imposes on their lives.
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