‘My Love Will Make You Disappear’ Stars Kim Chiu and Paulo Avelino on First Loves and Pogi Shots
Kim Chiu and Paulo Avelino discuss reuniting for their third project and the people in their lives who supported them most.
Rachel Ho is a freelance film critic and a member of the Toronto Film Critics Association. Currently, she is the film editor at Exclaim! Magazine and has contributed to a variety of publications such as, The Globe and Mail, CBC Arts, POV Magazine, Slash Film, eliteGen Magazine and others. In 2021, Rachel received the TFCA's Emerging Critic Award and has been a voter for the Golden Globe Awards since 2022.
Kim Chiu and Paulo Avelino discuss reuniting for their third project and the people in their lives who supported them most.
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