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Nomads (2010)
Susan is a filmmaker working on a documentary about subway suicides at Mexico City. Roberto is an undocumented Mexican immigrant who cleans windows in New York. Roberto meets Susan and they start hanging out, sharing their own experiences.
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Susan is a filmmaker working on a documentary about subway suicides at Mexico City. Roberto is an undocumented Mexican immigrant who cleans windows in New York. Roberto meets Susan and they start hanging out, sharing their own experiences.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ricardo Benet
In Theaters:10/18/2010
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:TheLatinoGroup, goliat films
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