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Dyahe Piece (2026)
A mother and son’s generational clash over the American Dream and fulfillment at home boils over at a Filipino family dinner, erupting in a battle for the last lumpia – the dreaded “dyahe piece.”
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A mother and son’s generational clash over the American Dream and fulfillment at home boils over at a Filipino family dinner, erupting in a battle for the last lumpia – the dreaded “dyahe piece.”
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Genre:Drama, Action
Written By:Coco Tolentino
In Theaters:10/2/2026
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Gate 11 Collective, GLADIOLA
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