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Welcome Back to the Barrio (2006)
A film that chronicles a young mans return to the streets where he grew up and the events that unfold after he reunites with a childhood friend.
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A film that chronicles a young mans return to the streets where he grew up and the events that unfold after he reunites with a childhood friend.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:7/26/2006
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Runtime:107 minutes
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