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May 7, 2004
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VC Film Fest Turns Barely Legal
The Los Angeles Visual Communication Film Fest celebrates its 20th anniversary, bookended with a look back at Wayne Wang's classic, "Chan is Missing" and Beat Takeshi's wondrous "Zatoichi."
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Murders, frat boys, and love, Oh My!
Keka is determined to reap the revenge of her boyfriend's murder. But don't count on a dramatic and drawn out movie. Instead, grab a bucket of popcorn and sit in on a more comedic look at life and its little twists.
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A Monk's Search for Solace in Spring
Kim Ki-duk takes us on a spiritual journey though the seasons of a monk's life, exploring life's extreme joys and sorrows from a tranquil Buddhist monastery.
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Chan Is Not The Only One Who's Missing
As two Chinese-American born cab drivers search for their friend, Chan Hung, in Wayne Wang's "Chan is Missing," viewers are left on a search of their own.
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Lotus Steps at UCLA
From the lush plains of the Yunnan province to the mountains of Tibet and Mongolia, CCDC takes audiences on a path of traditional Chinese dances.
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May 7, 2004: News Bites
Margaret Cho starts a "Revolution," "Robot Stories" opens the Trenton Film Festival, and Daniel Kim is cast in "Spiderman 2" and "Lost." Catch all this and more in this issue of News Bites.
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May 7, 2004: News From Abroad
Korean soap opera becomes the new craze in Japan, director Kar Wai enters film in the Cannes Film Festival, A-mei gets international recognition, and the Fifteenth annual Golden Melody Awards nominees are released. Find all this news and more in this issue of News From Abroad.
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