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We Are Arabbers (2004)
We Are Arabbers follows the last of the horse-and-wagon produce vendors along the streets of Baltimore as they struggle to make a living and maintain their unique culture.
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We Are Arabbers follows the last of the horse-and-wagon produce vendors along the streets of Baltimore as they struggle to make a living and maintain their unique culture.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/2004
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Runtime:81 minutes
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Cast
Joy Kecken, Scott Kecken
Director
Albert "Bull" Ennis
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William "Pistol" Brown
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Keith "Superstar" Brooks
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Donald "China" Waugh
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William "Papa" Dennis
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John Jack walker
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George "Blue" Kellum
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Walter "Teeth" Kelly
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Eugene "Fatback" Allen
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Donald Savoy Jr.
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Benjamin "Winfield" Meekins
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