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Mexican Day by Tom Jacobson

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Published on Jun 21, 2018

Opens on Saturday
May 26th at 4PM

Fridays at 8PM Saturdays at 4PM and Sundays at 8PM​

Los Angeles, 1948. The soldiers are home, Japanese-Americans are freed from internment, but the city remains stuck in its divided past. Enter famed civil rights activist Bayard Rustin, who enlists Los Angeles Tribune reporter Hisaye Yamamoto in a campaign to break the color line at the celebrated Bimini Baths. (Admission of non-whites is permitted only on "Mexican Day,” i.e., the day before the pools are to be emptied and cleaned.)

Blocking their entry is Zenobio Remedios, a war veteran who must weigh his conscience against job security. Rustin, believing he needs a white ally to break the standoff, tries to seduce disgraced art historian-turned-screenwriter Everett Maxwell to the cause. But Maxwell has his own history with Bimini Baths — and Zenobio — that will test the boundaries of change and forgiveness.

Directed by
Jeff Liu

Featuring
Darrell Larson, Jully Lee. Jonathan Medina and Donathan Walters

Produced by
John Perrin Flynn and Hollace Starr

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