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The core of the Sino-Western tension, however, rested in an antiforeign movement in Guangdong.
Stillman's sense of style and of time are altogether more generous to his actors, and he'd have made much more of the emotional core of the story — the tension between Beca's deeply ingrained solitude and her newfound place in a group.
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