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(Front row, from left) Wong, Lim and Tan before the start of the movie screening. — Photos: KT GOH/The Star

MORE than 650 people in Penang were treated to a screening of crime thriller A Place Called Silence, which has raked in 1.3bil yuan (RM806mil) in China’s box office.

Directed by Penang’s Sam Quah, the film was screened at three mmCineplexes halls in Prangin Mall and sponsored by Mega Films Distribution Sdn Bhd.

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