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How To Do the Asian Squat (2002)
A tongue-in-cheek mockumentary about the propensity of Asians to squat whenever they are waiting around. Presented in faux-World War II era, black-and-white newsreel footage, the short film elaborates on this quotidian observation to much amusing effect.
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A tongue-in-cheek mockumentary about the propensity of Asians to squat whenever they are waiting around. Presented in faux-World War II era, black-and-white newsreel footage, the short film elaborates on this quotidian observation to much amusing effect.
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