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June 11, 2004
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The Story of the Weeping Camel: Legend or Truth?
A miraculous true story about love, hope, family unity and man-animal relations has all the elements of a fairy tale in a desert far, far away.
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Jia Hongshen Struggles with Quitting
Director Yang Zhang brings Jia Hongshen and his family together to act out and dramatize their real life story, coping with Hongshen's disastrous drug addiction.
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My Girl: When Love was Pure and Simple
Six director friends from Chulalongkorn University Film School experimentally join forces to tell a story from the heart about childhood love and unexpectedly end up breaking Thai box office records with the feel-good film, "My Girl (Fan Chan)."
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B O O K S
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An Orchid With Sass
Anchee Min's second novel, "Empress Orchid" provides a new and opposing portrayal of a Chinese Empress who rose to power not by seduction, but by her forthrightness and intelligence.
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C L I P S
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June 11, 2004: News Bites
"The Grace Lee Project" gets funded, the first Chinese reality show in the states now airing, Kite Operations performs at CMJ's 2004 Five Borough Battle of the Band's, Martin Wong's latest exhibit hits San Francisco, and more in this issue of News Bites.
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F O R E I G N
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June 11, 2004: News From Abroad
Chinese folk group becomes the latest craze in Japan, a new Godzilla movie is set to release, and Korean solo artist WAX performs at the Shanghai car races. All this and more in this issue of News From Abroad.
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