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Silencio (1996)
San Francisco, 1951. A young man of mixed-blood (Filipino-Italian) desperately attempts to adjust to his predominately Caucasian workplace by trying to "pass" as white.
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San Francisco, 1951. A young man of mixed-blood (Filipino-Italian) desperately attempts to adjust to his predominately Caucasian workplace by trying to "pass" as white.
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In Theaters:1/1/1996
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