Immigration Tango | |
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Directed by | David Burton Morris |
Screenplay by | Martin L. Kelley Robert J. Lee Todd Norwood Elika Portnoy |
Story by | Martin L. Kelley Robert J. Lee |
Produced by | Elika Portnoy |
Starring | Elika Portnoy McCaleb Burnett Carlos Leon Ashley Wolfe Avery Sommers Beth Glover |
Cinematography | Angel Barroeta Taylor Gentry |
Edited by | Lee Cipolla Misha Tenenbaum |
Music by | Dan Wool |
Production company | Mutressa Movies |
Distributed by | Roadside Attractions |
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Running time | 90 minutes [1] |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Box office | $24,554 [2] |
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