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Banner Bandits

Banner Bandits

2017 · 56 min · Documentary

During the most celebrated cultural event on the island of Guam, USA (the annual Liberation Day Parade), a group of brave and determined youth come together to effect policy change on the use of alcohol and tobacco signage island-wide.

Directed by Don Muña · Written by Don Muña

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