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Total Size:
753.0 MB
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695A35AAFDE8681264E1556350CB7A8E0263C4F7
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May 31, 2023, midnight
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(Last updated: June 2, 2025, 2:45 a.m.)
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2026-04-22
| Uploaded by cerealkiller37 | Size 2.5 GB | Health [ 19 /49 ] | Added 2026-04-22 |
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Runtime:
1:30:00
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Rating:
7.4
Director:
James Benning
Cast:
…
Plot:
Employing natural sound and contemplative proscenium shots, Benning skillfully composes a series of pure and majestic images that at once evoke a sense of nostalgic splendor as well as deliver a subtle, yet penetrating, political commentary. Benning tells the story of how water irrigates this valley and how the produce is carted away in boxcars for the nation's consumption. He shows the lifestyle of a modest and growing rural community, whose concerns are often drowned out by the powerful railroads, oil companies and insurance conglomerates which own the farms and ranches and benefit from undocumented immigrant labor while insisting on imprisoning an American population of color.
El Valley Centro
IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0234964
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SOURCE: El Valley Centro 1999 DVDRip x264 BiPOLAR ORARBG
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Genre:
Director: James Benning
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Plot: Employing natural sound and contemplative proscenium shots, Benning skillfully composes a series of pure and majestic images that at once evoke a sense of nostalgic splendor as well as deliver a subtle, yet penetrating, political commentary. Benning tells the story of how water irrigates this valley and how the produce is carted away in boxcars for the nation's consumption. He shows the lifestyle of a modest and growing rural community, whose concerns are often drowned out by the powerful railroads, oil companies and insurance conglomerates which own the farms and ranches and benefit from undocumented immigrant labor while insisting on imprisoning an American population of color.
Included subtitles
English
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