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A Filipino actor with a disability is invited to Australia to accept an award. In the midst of his journey, he can’t help but compare the place to his homeland in terms of PWD accessibility
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A Filipino actor with a disability is invited to Australia to accept an award. In the midst of his journey, he can’t help but compare the place to his homeland in terms of PWD accessibility
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Pelikmata Productions, Arjanmar H. Rebeta Films, Mediarama Creatives
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