Linger
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Tung is dating Fan but infatuated with Gia. Tung suddenly dies in a fatal car accident and Gia is badly affected. She relies on medication to escape from the reality and her true feelings toward Tung.
Three years passed. Gia takes advice from Dr Yuen and finally relinquishes the medication. She starts seeing Tung repeatedly in her dreams and begins to suspect that her encounters with Tung are real. At the same time, she realizes that she has fallen in love with Tung slowly.
At last, Gia frees her true self to Tung and he fades away gradually as they both defeat the affliction within their hearts.
"To Love & To Cherish, In Life & In Death"
seems like a sad movie. i wana watch. anybody wana watch with me?
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I WANNA WATCH THIS MOVIE!!!!!!!!
I hear 93.3 Advertisement and really want to see..
But most my friends don't like Chinese stuff de, and most of them are preparing for exams.. ..
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Why not organize an outing for this Movie??
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u want u organize.Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:Why not organize an outing for this Movie??
me xie jue outings.
thank u beri much~ -
A romance movie may be simple to make, but also amongst the most difficult. Almost every other movie out there has a romantic angle in it, and if the movie is one that has it as a primary, it either be something jolly good to appeal to the masses with a strong storyline, or be differentiated through the many gimmicks like time travel or the supernatural, or contain charismatic and beautiful leads to shoulder the movie.
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Originally posted by daface:A romance movie may be simple to make, but also amongst the most difficult. Almost every other movie out there has a romantic angle in it, and if the movie is one that has it as a primary, it either be something jolly good to appeal to the masses with a strong storyline, or be differentiated through the many gimmicks like time travel or the supernatural, or contain charismatic and beautiful leads to shoulder the movie.
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