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Mosquita y Mari ~ Huntington Park

LA based filmmaker Aurora Guerrero is an HBO/NYILFF Award Winning director who has assisted in the production of Real Women Have Curves (2002) and La Mission (2009) and whose previous work includes Pura Lengua (2005) and Viernes Girl (2005). She's now raising money on Kickstarter.com to bring her new project, Mosquita y Mari to life. Set in Huntington Park, one of the most vibrant immigrant Latino neighborhoods in Los Angeles, Mosquita y Mari is a coming of age story of two 15-year-old Latinas who discover their desire for one another.

Interested in helping out? Visit the Kickstarter Page.

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