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Diwa (2018)
An unflinching look at the plight of immigrants victimized by violent crimes and the obstacles they face as they seek justice - told thru the eyes of one victim.
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An unflinching look at the plight of immigrants victimized by violent crimes and the obstacles they face as they seek justice - told thru the eyes of one victim.
Rating:
Genre:Drama
Written By:Aina Dumlao, Bru Muller
In Theaters:6/9/2018
Box Office:
Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Undercurrent Media
Cast
Aina Dumlao, Bru Muller
Director
Aina Dumlao
Diwa
Leslie Thurston
Jill
Maria Pallas
Nadine
Shaw Jones
Bell
Eddie Martinez
Elmer Santos
Seli M. Rose
Beautiful Woman
Elle Vernee
Homeless Woman at Crisis Center
Courtney Brooks
Young Mother at Crisis Center
Karesa
Woman at Crisis Center
Josephine Leily
Woman at Crisis Center
Karen Sedgley
Woman at Crisis Center
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