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Solitary men in a roomy but empty cinema, omnipresent smartphones, and pop-up sexual intimations coalesce in a raunchy yet incisive portrait of Manila's evolving queer space.
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Solitary men in a roomy but empty cinema, omnipresent smartphones, and pop-up sexual intimations coalesce in a raunchy yet incisive portrait of Manila's evolving queer space.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Delano Vinci Agapito, Nix Villaruel, Cris Bringas
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:UP Film Institute
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