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The Last Rafter (2020)

After risking his life crossing the Florida straits on a raft, a young Cuban searches Miami for his missing father. When a political shift makes him America’s first Cuban undocumented immigrant, he must battle the new and bigger fear of deportation, while trying to find where he really belongs.
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After risking his life crossing the Florida straits on a raft, a young Cuban searches Miami for his missing father. When a political shift makes him America’s first Cuban undocumented immigrant, he must battle the new and bigger fear of deportation, while trying to find where he really belongs.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Oscar Ernesto Ortega, Carlos Rafael Betancourt
In Theaters:3/10/2020
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:El Central

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