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Gabriela (2023)

Genre :

Runtime : 16M

Director : Evelyn Lorena

Synopsis

A young undocumented Guatemalan woman dreams of joining a Country Club swim team in the American South.

Actors

Evelyn Lorena
Evelyn Lorena
Gabriela
María Telón
María Telón
Alma
Viktor White
Viktor White
Stefan

Crews

Evelyn Lorena
Evelyn Lorena
Director
Xenia Patricia
Xenia Patricia
Director of Photography
Maris Lidaka
Maris Lidaka
Producer
Isabelle Zufferey Boulton
Isabelle Zufferey Boulton
Associate Producer

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