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Woven (2016)
When a mysterious crime takes the life of her only brother, an Ethiopian American woman searches for the truth behind his death, while struggling to reconcile cultural expectations with her own pursuit of self-identity and love.
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When a mysterious crime takes the life of her only brother, an Ethiopian American woman searches for the truth behind his death, while struggling to reconcile cultural expectations with her own pursuit of self-identity and love.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Salome Mulugeta, Ryan Spahn, Kristin Hanggi
In Theaters:6/4/2016
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Runtime:96 minutes
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