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Searching... (2023)
Sonia, now living in Los Angeles, is confronted by her memories of Honduras from when she was a child prior to arriving in the United States. As she navigates through her daily life, she discovers that home and memory are around every corner, every local store, even daily texts, despite family and sending country being thousands of miles away.
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Sonia, now living in Los Angeles, is confronted by her memories of Honduras from when she was a child prior to arriving in the United States. As she navigates through her daily life, she discovers that home and memory are around every corner, every local store, even daily texts, despite family and sending country being thousands of miles away.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alejandra Quiroz
In Theaters:3/23/2023
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Our Lú Production
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