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Directed by | Carmen Marron |
Written by | Carmen Marron Hector Salinas |
Story by | Hector Salinas |
Produced by | Sandra Avila Carmen Marron |
Starring | Rico Rodriguez Justina Machado Efren Ramirez Ivonne Coll |
Cinematography | Francisco Bulgarelli |
Edited by | Jamie Cobb Youssef Delara |
Music by | Brian Standefer |
Production companies | Avila Entertainment Late Bloomer Productions Sparkhope Productions |
Distributed by | Shout! Factory |
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Running time | 90 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
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The film was shot in Brownsville, Texas. [5] [6]
The film wasn't released in theaters, however, the DVD and Blu-ray sales totaled at $111,100. [7]
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