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Asian Girl
Dinah has always been questioned about her origins. After hearing others doubt them for so long, she eventually convinces herself that she is Asian and sets off in search of an identity she can finally claim as her own.
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Dinah has always been questioned about her origins. After hearing others doubt them for so long, she eventually convinces herself that she is Asian and sets off in search of an identity she can finally claim as her own.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Morgane Ahrach
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Runtime:14 minutes
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Cast
Morgane Ahrach
Director
Hanaé Plaisant
Dinah
Hélène Stadnicki
La mère
Ines Asnoun
Victoria
Mö Sbiri
Le père
Nathan Plaitre
Noam
Rabia Boulayoune
La grand-mère
Paul Janssen Cami
Dinah (bébé)
Marion Sztor
Client restaurent ramen
Frédéric Thomas
Client restaurent ramen
David Kong
Passant rue bubble tea
Ada Hauck
Cliente boutique bubble tea
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