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The Immigrant (2019)
An immigrant girl from Bosnia navigates vast economic and social differences while struggling to make a dignified life for herself in an alien society. She meets a privileged but aimless young Bostonian - an encounter that changes both in unexpected ways.
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An immigrant girl from Bosnia navigates vast economic and social differences while struggling to make a dignified life for herself in an alien society. She meets a privileged but aimless young Bostonian - an encounter that changes both in unexpected ways.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sanja Zdjelar
In Theaters:4/14/2019
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Runtime:65 minutes
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Cast
Sanja Zdjelar
Director
Josephine Moshiri Elwood
Jasmina
Evan Nischan
Hunter
Kathy Lashay Berenson
Karen
Alison Wachtler
Mrs. Rutford
Paul Kandarian
Mr. Rutford
Marshall Berenson
Restaurant Manager
Geoffrey Van Wyck
Jake
Ellie Yorke
Madeleine
Chiara Durazzini
Landlady
J.P. Valenti
Jasmina's Boyfriend
Noah Tully Sanderson
Young Photographer
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