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					<description><![CDATA[<p>William Yang makes a compelling journey through his intriguing Chinese Australian history and the loss of many close friends to HIV. A filmed monologue, which although at times is completely devastating, is ultimately a joyous celebration of human life and love.     Reviews     ‘Ayres and his producers, ...</p>
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