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A Mexican TV production company has produced a feature film titled A Day Without a Mexican.(The Week)(Movie Review)(Brief Article)
* A Mexican TV production company has produced a feature film titled A Day Without a Mexican. In the film, all the Mexicans mysteriously disappear from California one day. Ensuing horrors include a U.S. Senator and his wife struggling to locate the peanut butter for their daughter's school lunch (the housekeeper has gone), and unstaffed car washes and restaurants. This has given us ...
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