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Sayonara, Mi Amor
Miguel, an illegal Mexican immigrant, takes an interest in Yui, a Japanese immigrant, with only one problem: neither of them can speak English or each other’s language. This is a story of two people from completely different backgrounds slowly fall for one another without speaking a single word.
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Miguel, an illegal Mexican immigrant, takes an interest in Yui, a Japanese immigrant, with only one problem: neither of them can speak English or each other’s language. This is a story of two people from completely different backgrounds slowly fall for one another without speaking a single word.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Luis Roberto Alcazar
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Runtime:23 minutes
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