'Chang Can Dunk' (2023)
This sports drama movie is centered around an Asian American boy named Chang.
When Kites Flew Over Seas and Mountains
Diane returns to her hometown in Mindoro with her friend Kiray, revisiting memories with Yum-ay, a Mangyan girl with whom she shared stories and flew kites with, until Yum-ay mysteriously disappeared. Years later, Diane sees a familiar kite in the skies.
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Diane returns to her hometown in Mindoro with her friend Kiray, revisiting memories with Yum-ay, a Mangyan girl with whom she shared stories and flew kites with, until Yum-ay mysteriously disappeared. Years later, Diane sees a familiar kite in the skies.
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Written By:Danielle Cusi
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:V Films
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