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2014

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Overview

Interweaving lives of LGBT personalities compose this documentary about the struggles and hopes of a queer community living in the country’s premiere city.

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10 featured cast members

Starring

Jean Enriquez

Self

Nil Nodalo

Self

Letlet Baltazar

Self

Crisaldo Pablo

Crisaldo Pablo

Self

Angie Umbac

Self

Dindi Tan

Self

Jonjon Espaldon

Self

Jackie Cielo

Self

Kevin Salenca

Boy #1

Renzie Aguilar

Boy #2

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Directed by: Nick Deocampo
Produced by: Soxy Topacio

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