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The Wedding Factory 

An undocumented Mexican immigrant agrees to marry a broke, drunk American woman to avoid his deportation and settle her debts, with the help of the most crooked gay drag lawyer in New York.
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An undocumented Mexican immigrant agrees to marry a broke, drunk American woman to avoid his deportation and settle her debts, with the help of the most crooked gay drag lawyer in New York.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Francis Disla
Written By:Yarissa Rodriguez, Arturo Arango, Francis Disla
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:La Aldea Estudios

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