Burn Me Back
Burn Me Back

Burn Me Back

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2024•3 min•Documentary
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Beatriz Coelho de Soárez
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Peggy Robles-Alvarado
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Peggy Robles-Alvarado is a Jerome Hill Foundation Fellow in Literature, a Latinx Playwrights Circle Fellow, and a three-time International Latino Book Award winner who authored Conversations With My Skin, and Homage To The Warrior Women. In this film by New York-based filmmaker Matt Haller, she recounts the grief and pain of losing her father, interwoven with her Puerto Rican heritage.
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