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Spoken Word (2009)
A San Francisco spoken word artist returns to New Mexico to be with his dying father, only to find he loses his "voice" as he is sucked back in to the dysfunctional life of drugs and violence he left behind.
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A San Francisco spoken word artist returns to New Mexico to be with his dying father, only to find he loses his "voice" as he is sucked back in to the dysfunctional life of drugs and violence he left behind.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama
Written By:Joe Ray Sandoval, William T. Conway
In Theaters:7/17/2009
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Runtime:116 minutes
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