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Hi, My Name is Lilliana

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Lilliana Rice

Autobiographical, First time filmmaker, Non-fiction, Youth

In her first film, Lilliana Rice addresses the complexities of working as a mixed race filmmaker and animator.

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«Ha Txan Tsi. An Ka Li (We Come Home After)

Cheating Ain’t Easy»

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