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Porcelain (2004)
A gay Filipino man goes home with a non-Asian man that he meets at a club. When he finds a chinaman figurine and other Asian knickknacks he's confronted with the issue of how race affects desire.
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A gay Filipino man goes home with a non-Asian man that he meets at a club. When he finds a chinaman figurine and other Asian knickknacks he's confronted with the issue of how race affects desire.
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Written By:Morgan R. Stiff
In Theaters:3/18/2004
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Runtime:6 minutes
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