"The Lonely Crowd" is an Action-Packed Romantic Thriller
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Matininó (2026)
A multi-generational family of outspoken Puerto Rican women takes center stage as they conceive and perform fantastical film vignettes as a way to navigate painful pasts in this visually-arresting, kaleidoscopic documentary.
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A multi-generational family of outspoken Puerto Rican women takes center stage as they conceive and perform fantastical film vignettes as a way to navigate painful pasts in this visually-arresting, kaleidoscopic documentary.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Gabriela Diaz Arp, Wendy Muñiz, Tatiana Monge Herrera, Claudia Calderón
In Theaters:6/4/2026
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Runtime:88 minutes
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