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Leo, an old, undocumented field worker, gets a chance to escape poverty after winning the lottery. However, he's unable to collect the winnings himself. With no other options, he must seek help from the daughter he abandoned years ago.
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Leo, an old, undocumented field worker, gets a chance to escape poverty after winning the lottery. However, he's unable to collect the winnings himself. With no other options, he must seek help from the daughter he abandoned years ago.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Michael Jimenez, Manuel Fernandez
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