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The Night Flowers
On the shores of the largest lake in Mexico live "the night flowers", a group of teenage gay and transgender friends who get together to live their freedom and identity.
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On the shores of the largest lake in Mexico live "the night flowers", a group of teenage gay and transgender friends who get together to live their freedom and identity.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Eduardo Esquivel, Omar Robles
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Comisión de Filmaciones del Estado de Jalisco, Muchachxs Salvajes
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