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The Last Election and Other Love Stories
Amateur podcaster Khadim Diop sets out to interview strangers on the streets of Times Square for 24 hours on Election Day 2020 and explores the varied beliefs that divide the nation.
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Amateur podcaster Khadim Diop sets out to interview strangers on the streets of Times Square for 24 hours on Election Day 2020 and explores the varied beliefs that divide the nation.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama
Written By:Miguel Silveira, Missy Hernandez
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Runtime:72 minutes
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