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Diamond Hill
May and her brother are inseparable as children. When May becomes an adolescent, she can't seem to let go of memories of her childhood, which seem to sustain her in her cold, loveless middle class home in Diamond Hill.
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May and her brother are inseparable as children. When May becomes an adolescent, she can't seem to let go of memories of her childhood, which seem to sustain her in her cold, loveless middle class home in Diamond Hill.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Soi Cheang, Au Kin-Yee
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Hang Ngai Films Co., Ltd., Masters of Masters Ltd.
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