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Silver City
Years after losing her father, the filmmaker embarks on a journey through New Mexico and the city of Silver City. There she meets men who share memories of loss, love, and sacrifice.
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Years after losing her father, the filmmaker embarks on a journey through New Mexico and the city of Silver City. There she meets men who share memories of loss, love, and sacrifice.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Dea Saračević
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Runtime:19 minutes
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