My Name Is Maria De Jesus (2019)
In 1950's Texas, Mexican American children were forced to abandon their Spanish language and culture. Thirty years later, one mother realizes the impact Americanization has on her child who is struggling to connect with her Latin heritage.
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In 1950's Texas, Mexican American children were forced to abandon their Spanish language and culture. Thirty years later, one mother realizes the impact Americanization has on her child who is struggling to connect with her Latin heritage.
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Written By:Marcella Ochoa
In Theaters:7/1/2019
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:8A Entertainment
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