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Everything in Between (2000)

Abandoned by her mother when she was a baby, Rosa is obsessed with the old-style Hollywood movie star, Anna May Wong, who she fantasizes to be her mother. Raised in downtown Los Angeles by her “Uncle Otto”, an older queen and former hairdresser, Rosa’s deepest emotional relationships are with gay men, including her best friend Michael.
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Abandoned by her mother when she was a baby, Rosa is obsessed with the old-style Hollywood movie star, Anna May Wong, who she fantasizes to be her mother. Raised in downtown Los Angeles by her “Uncle Otto”, an older queen and former hairdresser, Rosa’s deepest emotional relationships are with gay men, including her best friend Michael.

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Directed By:Fatimah Rony
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In Theaters:6/18/2000
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Runtime:26 minutes
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