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                    [Title] => Visit Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, more Hong Kong stars along Avenue of Stars
                    [Summary] => This waterfront location in Tsim Sha Tsui overlooking Victoria Harbor features a stretching promenade with icons of the Hong Kong film industry set in metal plaques.
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                    [AuthorName] => Kristofer Purnell
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                    [Title] => Through the looking glass
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Unlike other filmmakers who dwell on the grand notions of death and its actualities, French filmmaker Olivier Assayas is more interested in its ramifications and how the dead is survived by the living.

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Ah, to be in Manila when the French Film Festival hits. Despite my surname, I’m not French; my ancestry traces back to Nova Scotia. But once a year, it’s cool to get a chance to see how our Gallic cousins do things.

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A poet once said there are no words sadder than "it might have been." It is this pain that comes from missed opportunities that the famous writer and director Wong Kar Wai, of Chungking Express and Happy Together, explores with rapturous elegance in the Chinese language movie In the Mood for Love. The film was released to international acclaim two years ago but was finally shown in local theaters only last week.
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