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I’m New (2023)
A Hispanic immigrant starts her first day of high school, discovering a not-so-friendly environment. Being confused by her class schedule, Dani will attempt to ask for people through the tools in her hand but fail while doing so. A couple of misunderstandings with school faculty will push her to the limits until she finds someone that understands her better than anyone else.
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A Hispanic immigrant starts her first day of high school, discovering a not-so-friendly environment. Being confused by her class schedule, Dani will attempt to ask for people through the tools in her hand but fail while doing so. A couple of misunderstandings with school faculty will push her to the limits until she finds someone that understands her better than anyone else.
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Written By:Marlon Rubio Smith
In Theaters:9/15/2023
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