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Frijoles (2025)
A Mexican-American family adjusts to multi-generational living after their abuela moves into the home. Through work, play, and food, they connect with their family’s tradition while writing a new chapter in their shared history.
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A Mexican-American family adjusts to multi-generational living after their abuela moves into the home. Through work, play, and food, they connect with their family’s tradition while writing a new chapter in their shared history.
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Genre:Documentary, Family
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In Theaters:11/16/2025
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Couch Flag Productions, Gaussian Sound Co., Fall of '94 Films, Bautista Medina Pictures
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