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Vyann 

With Donald Trump's victory imminent, thousands of Haitian migrants in Mexico are rushing toward the northern border before the humanitarian asylum program ends. Jak and his father, who work at a butcher shop in Mexico City, join this race against time after receiving confirmation of their asylum appointment in the United States. But while his father clings to the hope of a new beginning, Jak faces the memory of his mother's death, something he cannot seem to let go of.
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With Donald Trump's victory imminent, thousands of Haitian migrants in Mexico are rushing toward the northern border before the humanitarian asylum program ends. Jak and his father, who work at a butcher shop in Mexico City, join this race against time after receiving confirmation of their asylum appointment in the United States. But while his father clings to the hope of a new beginning, Jak faces the memory of his mother's death, something he cannot seem to let go of.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Adolfo Margulis
Written By:Adolfo Margulis
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC)

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