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Bodies (2025)
Two LAPD officers answer a disturbance. Inside, signs of an unseen tragedy emerge, forcing Officer Alvarez to confront his cultural identity, ethical duty, and empathy amid a divisive immigration debate.
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Two LAPD officers answer a disturbance. Inside, signs of an unseen tragedy emerge, forcing Officer Alvarez to confront his cultural identity, ethical duty, and empathy amid a divisive immigration debate.
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Written By:Luca Bueno
In Theaters:4/6/2025
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Loyola Marymount University School of Film and Television
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