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A CHRISTMAS OF INEXPRESSIBLE PLEASURE -- George Washington | Diana Howie | A "spirit" of George Washington speaks of his best Christmas ever. |
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CARMEN - I Vowed Not to Go Through Life Like That. | Diana Howie | Carmen is putting on her "war paint" for the day. |
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CARMEN - Put On My Face as Soon as I Get Up! | Diana Howie | Carmen is putting on her "war paint" for the day. |
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CARMEN (Extended Version) | Diana Howie | Despite a disastrous night last night, Carmen applies her morning’s make-up, readying herself to be noticed. |
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DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN EVOLUTION - Yaritza | Rae Binstock | Fond memories and hard times for Mexican-Americans in the midst of the Great Depression. |
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DIRTY LAUNDRY - Jillian | Stacey Lane | Accusations and confessions fly when a woman finds an incriminating note in her roommate’s jeans pocket. |
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RUM AND COKE - Someday My Prince Will Come - Juana | Carmen Peláez | No one messes with Juana! |
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RUM AND COKE - Was Cuba Anything Like You Thought? - Nena | Carmen Peláez | Nena describes her two loves: fiancée Luis and being a Tropicana Showgirl. |
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THE WATERMELON FACTORY - Connie | Alfonso N. Ramirez | Connie struggles to explain how she was raped and impregnated by a priest when she was 15. |