WOW. I DIDNT SEE THAT HAPPENING.

I can't watch this proproganda......

Film meant to create resentment, not history. It makes the white guy a cliche. A young man putting down a beautiful young woman?? ... democrats love any movie that divides people and groups. They love racism because its a ticket to ride the victim train.

Excellent film and actors! Unfortunately tho, this is what the US wants to erase from our history books and minds. 😢

This film must have been made by the racial dividers of the Dem Party. They founded the k.k.k. "All men are created equal .." is something they have no clue about. FACT!

Am alarmed at how so many folk commenting that they knew nothing of this part of your history. School is only the start of our education. Keep reading, learning.

"Hush up will you"...hahahahahah

And they keep erasing their own history out of shame for all the atrocious actions against real Americans (natives), blacks (slavery), chinese, Filipino, Italian, etc., discrimination... And make the new generations that the history in their school system is true....

I live in the Philippines as a U.S expat. Very good short film

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Thanks for this film! Great title, referencing the infamous signs "No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs". Millions of Irish people emigrated to the US between 1820 and 1930 and were stereotyped (lazy, drunk, stupid, dirty etc.), discriminated against and hated for taking jobs away from "real Americans" because they were willing to work for lower pay. Love the irony here - the Irish guy treating Filipinos the same way his own family would have been when they first arrived in the U.S. This reminds me of when I worked in domestic violence in the 90s and had to relocate a woman from Iraq because her husband had tried to kill her and her four children. She had no money and no job, so her options were very limited. I finally found a large enough apartment in a complex that took housing vouchers. When I took her to see it, she looked around and saw that most of the residents were from Cambodia. She was horrified and said "I can't live with THESE people!" And SO IT GOES. (She did move in, and I wonder if she was ever able to make any friends there.)

I did not know that Filipinos were racially targeted. Usually, Filipinos are very friendly. They are as good as any Asian Americans.

My goodness! I've never even heard a whisper about this happening ,sad ,so very sad for them .

A moment in history well explain, after killing almost all native Americans the whites colons go for the rest and this still happening in front of our eyes till today XXI century and they all call themselves christians

not. a. good. script.

unbelievable. I know lots of philippines who live in this country today. This movie fights windmills of today.

Born and raised in the San Joaquin Valley, I've never heard of this, astonishing how actual history is NOT taught in America.

An excellent film. The between the characters tension is delicate and unerving. This is a story that needs wide exposure, and this film is an excellent entre.

My heart aches. And I'm angry that none of the history classes I took said anything about this and so many other things.

It saddens me to learn the horrid history of our nation. I knew that Filipinos suffered as we Hispanics, AfroAmericans, Asians & even many Anglo Europeans. However; all the details, no I continue to learn & its 💔. Pandora's box was blown wide open in this century once again. 😢 Paz be with us all 🙏. "Sra Isa"

Now you know real fear, but he already knew about irrational fear of being found by his friends with someone from a different culture, people are tribal….

There is a great deal of American history not focused on in schools…. Certain aspects of Black American history for one….right now trump is making sure that the history of the experience of the Black American in America is banned from being taught in schools…I am sure any part of American history that doesn’t fall in line with MAGA will be banned or erased……

Excellent.

👍👍 This is a must watch! Powerful and important. People need to learn to judge by character, not by color or race.

Wow.....This was very heavy....it left me speechless!

WOW! This is brilliant. Kudos to all involved. ❤

Pinoy Rride in Watsonville can't be F with we the wolf in sheep's clothing

I’m half Filipino, and was raised in Watsonville.

And DJT just won the 2024 election. Nothing has changed. We're still ignorant.

Yep and look how well America turned out

Great movie, amazing plot and actors! Thanks KZbin for the brilliant algorithms!

Tres bien❤

Great short film

But for very shallow characterization this could have been a good film.

Wow! 1930! It’s nearly 100 years since, and one of our Presidential candidates refers to immigrants as vermin. This is his dream, to Make America Great Again. What the hell was so great about that?

Very important stuff, thank you for the lesson ❣️

Thank you for your short film of historical significance. Something I sadly had no knowledge of until now, because my Philippino classmate n friend from back in the day, never brought up her ancestral history. I remember how smart she was, n never minded helping me with my math 😂 I pray that wherever Nina is today, she is safe n sound n happy.

This film deserves 177 million views, not just 177 thousand views. We ignore history at our own peril.

Fantastic

Guess the history repeats again over and over! The latinos/Mexicans suffered the same story, even though at that time Mexicans didn't cross the border, it crossed us. Trump is using the same rethoric. Louis Gauthier MD, Mexican mother.

And in 2024, trump/vance are still using the same playbook.

“Your people,” “our people” I’ll never understand it. And so am outcast from all people, always wrong.

I wonder if American Filipinos now want to close the borders down and send them back where they came from… so they can come in the legal way

Great story, well crafted, excellent actors. The set design, costumes, color, grain, and sound design were all well done. The history of the US and the Philippines is tragic, and it breaks my heart that we still exploit that country while we play The Great Game. It's important to remember history and confront current events honestly.

So much to learn from the past! Still the hate continues with people who we have been programmed to believe they are lower than white man. When will we learn we are all the same, all connected to each other ? My heart & soul dream of this day! What I’m seeing in the US now, fills me with much doubt that we ever will. 😢

And the Philippines recently allowed Uncle Sam another 3 military bases in their country. If only they knew their history they would have passed on this. Learning from history is not a great human trait.

a good short film and good acting. I learned. But dark 'episodes' we can find in any country's history😐

Awkward dialogue, contrived set, confusing narrative.

The guy doesn't look like he's ever done a day's real work in his life. Still, who cares? Great film.

Wow is all I can say