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Bless Me, Ultima (2013)

In a village in New Mexico, the life of young farm boy Antonio is dramatically changed when an old medicine woman joins his household. This affecting coming-of-age tale recounts Antonio's experiences to reveal the spiritual conflict in his community.
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In a village in New Mexico, the life of young farm boy Antonio is dramatically changed when an old medicine woman joins his household. This affecting coming-of-age tale recounts Antonio's experiences to reveal the spiritual conflict in his community.

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Genre:Drama, War
Directed By:Carl Franklin
Written By:Carl Franklin
In Theaters:2/22/2013
Box Office:$1,553,826
Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Gran Via Productions, Monarch Pictures

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