

Drama · Action
Overview
This is the true story of Arsenio Cayanan, a Black Asian American whose challenges in his youth led him into a life of crime.
Top Cast


Phillip Salvador
Phillip Salvador
Boy Negro
Phillip Salvador
Boy Negro
Dang Cecilio
Dang Cecilio
Janice
Dang Cecilio
Janice


Leopoldo Salcedo
Leopoldo Salcedo
Carlos Cayanan
Leopoldo Salcedo
Carlos Cayanan


Paquito Diaz
Paquito Diaz
Capt. Quiazon
Paquito Diaz
Capt. Quiazon
Raul Aragon
Raul Aragon
Sgt. Ventura
Raul Aragon
Sgt. Ventura


Anita Linda
Anita Linda
Aling Gloria
Anita Linda
Aling Gloria


Manjo del Mundo
Manjo del Mundo
Nardo
Manjo del Mundo
Nardo
Diane Jose
Diane Jose
Rowena
Diane Jose
Rowena


Joko Diaz
Joko Diaz
Young Boy Negro
Joko Diaz
Young Boy Negro


Tommy Abuel
Tommy Abuel
Max Buan
Tommy Abuel
Max Buan
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