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Sombras de azul (2013)
In the wake of her brother's suicide, a young Mexican woman journeys to the place he'd always dreamt of going - Cuba - where, through tortured ruminations and the guidance of a devoted stranger, she searches for answers, and must decide whether to open herself up to love and loss once again.
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In the wake of her brother's suicide, a young Mexican woman journeys to the place he'd always dreamt of going - Cuba - where, through tortured ruminations and the guidance of a devoted stranger, she searches for answers, and must decide whether to open herself up to love and loss once again.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kelly Daniela Norris
In Theaters:10/24/2013
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Studio:Rasquache Films
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