Where The Tracks End in Mexico
This coming-of-age Mexican movie is about a group of school children who fulfill their dreams.
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In the middle of the night, a luxury jeep cruising the streets hits a poor villager on a moped. As the people in the jeep get out to see who they hit, the camera focuses on Reşo's life in the village. From that moment on, we begin to follow the life of Reşo, who lives in a rural area in the east. Following Reşo's story, the story of Yusuf, the editor-in-chief of a newspaper, and the shady dealings taking place at the newspaper are brought into focus. The story continues as the characters move toward the point where their paths collide.
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In the middle of the night, a luxury jeep cruising the streets hits a poor villager on a moped. As the people in the jeep get out to see who they hit, the camera focuses on Reşo's life in the village. From that moment on, we begin to follow the life of Reşo, who lives in a rural area in the east. Following Reşo's story, the story of Yusuf, the editor-in-chief of a newspaper, and the shady dealings taking place at the newspaper are brought into focus. The story continues as the characters move toward the point where their paths collide.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Yaşar Arak, Müfit Can Saçıntı
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Box Office:$227,186
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Studio:Hodri Meydan
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