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Passing Through (2024)
A 'abandoned' desert town attracts artists and outcasts from all over the world. Bombay Beach is a harsh environment and no stranger to death, but despite all odds the town is kept alive and thriving through the power of community and art.
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A 'abandoned' desert town attracts artists and outcasts from all over the world. Bombay Beach is a harsh environment and no stranger to death, but despite all odds the town is kept alive and thriving through the power of community and art.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:3/23/2024
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