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Turn Left, Turn Right
An aspiring violinist and a professional translator live parallel lives and appear to be perfect for each other, but somehow fate seems to keep them apart. Living in different units of the same apartment building, they never meet, because when they leave, one turns left, and one turns right.
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An aspiring violinist and a professional translator live parallel lives and appear to be perfect for each other, but somehow fate seems to keep them apart. Living in different units of the same apartment building, they never meet, because when they leave, one turns left, and one turns right.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Wai Ka-Fai, Au Kin-Yee, Yau Nai-Hoi, Yip Tin-Shing
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Milkyway Image, Warner Bros. Pictures, MediaCorp Raintree Pictures
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