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Source: Channel News Asia
Chinese Film 'Dear You' to Open in Singapore with Mandarin-Dubbed Screenings
The Chinese film "Dear You," largely filmed in the Teochew dialect, is scheduled to open in Singapore with Mandarin-dubbed screenings. The movie has already achieved significant box office success in China, where it has grossed over 1.7 billion yuan (S$322 million).
By Fainaron·Jun 17, 2026 (7 hours ago)·3 views
The Chinese film titled "Dear You," which was originally filmed almost entirely in the Teochew dialect, is set to open in Singapore.
For its screenings in Singapore, the film will be presented with Mandarin dubbing.
"Dear You" has previously garnered considerable box office success in China, where it accumulated over 1.7 billion yuan, equivalent to S$322 million.
(Source: Channel News Asia)
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