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A new movie, “Las Tres Sisters,” is coming out later this month that features three Mexican American sisters on a trek through Mexico in search of a miracle.

With their lives unraveling around them, Maria (played by Marta Méndez Cross), Sofia (played by Virginia Novello) and Lucia (played by Valeria Maldonado) reunite, after years of estrangement, to complete their beloved Grandmother’s pilgrimage through rural Mexico.

As the sisters grew up best friends in an unstable household, their “Abuelita” and the story of her famous pilgrimage was the only thing they could rely on as kids.

Now, as adults, a rift between Sofia and Lucia has split the three sisters apart. Maria, who has just discovered a she has breast cancer, reunites her sisters, in their grandmother’s honor, on a spiritual walk through Mexico.

With no hiking experience, limited cell phone reception and an old map, the sisters walk the sacred trail to Talpa de Allende, stumbling on a variety of characters who help them reconnect with each other and themselves. The magic of Mexico fills them with adventure and hope.

Yet, as Maria attempts to keep her secret, the tension between Sofia and Lucia takes a turn for the worse. With the help of Kin (played by “Ted Lasso” star Cristo Fernández), a local with a dark past, they must work together through their differences in order to reach the end and find their miracle.

“Las Tres Sisters” premieres February 21. Check out the trailer below.

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John Liang

John Liang is an Adult Third Culture Kid who grew up in Guatemala, Costa Rica, the United States, Morocco and Egypt before graduating high school. He has a bachelor's degree in languages from Georgetown University and a master's in International Policy Studies from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. Liang has covered the U.S. military for two decades as a writer and editor for InsideDefense.com, and is also editor-in-chief of Culturs Magazine. He lives in Arlington, Va., U.S.A.