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My Mexican Shivah | |
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Directed by | Alejandro Springall |
Written by | Jorge Goldenberg Alejandro Springall |
Starring | Raquel Pankowsky David Ostrosky Sergio Kleiner |
Distributed by | Emerging Pictures |
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Running time | 98 minutes |
Countries | Mexico United States |
Languages | Hebrew Spanish Yiddish |
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