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Oasis 

“If there only was someone to punch, someone to slap or beat, to whom I could unload this frustration and fury”, raves Reyna Patricia. He is one of the HIV-positive, transsexual Maya Indians, whose life is closely followed in the film Oasis.
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“If there only was someone to punch, someone to slap or beat, to whom I could unload this frustration and fury”, raves Reyna Patricia. He is one of the HIV-positive, transsexual Maya Indians, whose life is closely followed in the film Oasis.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Alejandro Cardenas-Amelio
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Oktober

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