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Love letter from a Classmate
An anonymous love letter addressed to P5 student Lam Siu-wai throws her and her classmate So Hoi-shing into turmoil. The duo decides to find out who wrote the letter. Thus begins a journey whereby the two kids get their first taste of many things unknown to them.
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An anonymous love letter addressed to P5 student Lam Siu-wai throws her and her classmate So Hoi-shing into turmoil. The duo decides to find out who wrote the letter. Thus begins a journey whereby the two kids get their first taste of many things unknown to them.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Cheuk Cheung
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Fresh Wave, Hong Kong Arts Development Council, Hong Kong International Film Festival Society
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