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A French-to-Spanish interpreter working for a food processing plant that hires seasonal workers from Guatemala is, at first determined to obey the sometimes excessive directives of the young boss, but she befriends the workers and tries to defend them against the exploitation they suffer.
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A French-to-Spanish interpreter working for a food processing plant that hires seasonal workers from Guatemala is, at first determined to obey the sometimes excessive directives of the young boss, but she befriends the workers and tries to defend them against the exploitation they suffer.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pier-Philippe Chevigny
In Theaters:6/8/2023
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Le foyer films, TS Productions, JPL Films
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