Years When I Was a Child Outside

Filmmaker John Torres describes his childhood and discusses his father's infidelities.

Cast

Errol Baclos

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Mario Lim

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Donna Miranda

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Ian Lomongo

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Chico Pace

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Nympha Torres

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Rodolfo Torres

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Topper Torres

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Khavn

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Raya Martin

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