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Another Take
Nick, as a Chinese director, sinks in the sadness of his break-up with Mandy, a Chinese designer, at his birthday night. He watches Mandy's favorite film and keeps drinking, until next day, they encounter each other outside a theatre which feels like a wish.
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Nick, as a Chinese director, sinks in the sadness of his break-up with Mandy, a Chinese designer, at his birthday night. He watches Mandy's favorite film and keeps drinking, until next day, they encounter each other outside a theatre which feels like a wish.
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