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Here Where the Fire Burns
In a small square in Mexico City, Haitian migrants live in a makeshift tent camp. This observational film follows three women whose daily life finds its own rhythm, despite the instability.
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In a small square in Mexico City, Haitian migrants live in a makeshift tent camp. This observational film follows three women whose daily life finds its own rhythm, despite the instability.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Fragua Cine
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