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1. Rudy at Home [3:28]
2. Main Titles [3:29]
3. Rudy at Work [2:32]
4. Looking for Javier [1:28]
5. The Raid [5:46]
6. The Immigration Office [2:58]
7. Rudy Calls Home [4:21]
8. Working for Jimmy [7:52]
9. The Stowaway [7:14]
10. A Border Run [5:03]
11. Culture Lessons [11:14]
12. Making Money [3:37]
13. Rudy the Musician [5:45]
14. A Dinner Invitation [3:33]
15. A Mugging [4:25]
16. Saying Good-bye [4:27]
17. Coming to America [3:28]
18. End Titles [3:38]
1. Rudy at Home [3:24]
2. Main Titles [3:29]
3. Rudy at Work [2:32]
4. Looking for Javier [1:28]
5. The Raid [5:46]
6. The Immigration Office [2:58]
7. Rudy Calls Home [4:21]
8. Working for Jimmy [7:52]
9. The Stowaway [7:14]
10. A Border Run [5:03]
11. Culture Lessons [11:14]
12. Making Money [3:37]
13. Rudy the Musician [5:45]
14. A Dinner Invitation [3:33]
15. A Mugging [4:25]
16. Saying Good-bye [4:27]
17. Coming to America [3:28]
18. End Titles [3:38]
Richard "Cheech" Marin, of Cheech & Chong fame, directed and starred in Born in East L.A.. Inspired by Marin's music-video parody of Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA," the film casts Cheech as an East Los Angeles repairman. While paying a visit to a sweatshop toy factory, Cheech is caught in the middle when the feds raid the place and cart off all the illegal alien workers. Since he's forgotten to bring his own i.d., Cheech is also shipped off to Mexico-where, having next to no knowledge of the Spanish tongue, he's virtually helpless. Desperate, he takes a job with crooked Tijuana saloon owner Daniel Stern-the first of many "make-do" jobs that he assumes to earn enough money to return home. Along the way, he falls in love with El Salvadorian girl Kamala Lopez, whose English is as fractured as Cheech's Spanish. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide