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That statement could apply equally to Doris herself, a fledgling manager dedicated to discovering and promoting Latinx alternative music.
Two generations of Muñozes have marched into the unknown in pursuit of a dream, and the sorrows and rewards
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the sorrows and rewards of their journey are the subject of the biographical documentary “Mija.”
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“Mija” was directed by Isabel Castro, a Mexican-American documentarian who makes the leap from TV to features
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As a result, “Mija” weaves a more nuanced emotional tapestry than is typically seen in immigration stories like this one.
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The film opens with a scene of Doris shopping at a colorful Mexican party-supplies store that’s a riot of colors and textures.
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An extended pause in shooting during COVID-19 lockdowns also hobbles “Mija,” but to a lesser extent.
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