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Gerardo, Omar and Santos are teenagers living in low-income housing in Tijuana. In addition to their great friendship, they share a deep emptiness at home; their mothers work long days in textile factories. In their own personal ways, the boys cope with monotony, loneliness, and the desire to thrive in a hostile environment. Upside Down Home explores their lives, hopes and frustrations, and inevitably raises questions about the nature of "development" and "progress" in large contemporary cities. Theirs is a story about their youthful hopes and their disconnected realities of hardship.
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