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Written by Hazel on Tuesday, 20 October 2009 18:51
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An International Affair
Victor Vu’s Passport to Love opens in the U.S.
While it prides itself for being an international fair, Victor Vu’s Passport to Love doesn’t stray far from the predictable Hollywood romantic comedy formula. Womanizing lead character who finally meets his female match: check. The love triangle featuring the sweet girlfriend and the evil other woman: check. The neat, happy ending…ok, here’s where the Passport to Love goes a little beyond convention.
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Written by Administrator on Friday, 20 March 2009 00:00
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Getting to know Yu
Artist Winston Torr narrowly escaped death and found his life’s passion.
I3 Minutes Magazine had an exclusive personal interview with Ping Pong Playa’s very own director and co-writer, Jessica Yu. She talks about her inspirations, how she met Jimmy Tsai as well as the rest of the cast, and a few extra tidbits about the movie.
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Written by Jinny on Friday, 20 March 2009 00:00
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Triumphant Underdog
Slumdog Millionaire wins over audiences and critics
Mix a modern day Bollywood fairytale with gritty realism and you've got Danny Boyle's breakthrough film, Slumdog Millionaire. Surprisingly Boyle's latest vision is unlike his past films like the graphic zombie horror flick 28 Days Later or the mad, psycho thriller, The Beach. Instead, Slumdog Millionaire tells the genuine story of survival in India's poverty-stricken slums.
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