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Erroll Kinistino: Inspiration and Activism in the Arts
A short documentary covering the long and storied career of Erroll Kinistino as he recounts his roots in activism and an artistic upbringing that led him into the world of entertainment, and his journey through the worlds of theatre, music, and the arts.
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A short documentary covering the long and storied career of Erroll Kinistino as he recounts his roots in activism and an artistic upbringing that led him into the world of entertainment, and his journey through the worlds of theatre, music, and the arts.
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