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Stone, Hitchcock and the Singapore Sun Festival

By Don Jaucian | October 18, 2010 - 12:00am

Just like any character in a Haruki Murakami novel, we inevitably catch the feeling of dread and ennui as we slowly lose ourselves in the rush of city life.

Arts and Culture