Malaysian actor Angelica Lee poses on the red carpet at the 53rd Golden Horse Awards in Taipei, Taiwan November 26, 2016. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu 

Malaysian actor Angelica Lee poses on the red carpet at the 53rd Golden Horse Awards in Taipei, Taiwan November 26, 2016. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu 

Actress Sinje Lee poses for photographers on the red carpet at the 48th Golden Horse Film Awards in Hsinchu, northern Taiwan, November 26, 2011. REUTERS/Pichi Chuang (TAIWAN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) 

Actress Rene Liu (L-R), director Sylvia Chang and Lee Sinje pose during a photocall to present the Taiwanese movie ' 20:30:40', as part of festival competition at the 54th Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin February 13, 2004. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch FAB/ 

Actress Rene Liu (L-R), director Sylvia Chang and Lee Sinje pose during a photocall to present the Taiwanese movie ' 20:30:40', as part of festival competition at the 54th Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin February 13, 2004. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch FAB/ACM 

(From R-L) Taiwanese director Sylvia Chang, actress Rene Liu, and Malaysian actress Angelica Lee Sinje pose at a news conference in Hong Kong February 9, 2004 to announce their movie "20:30:40" which will enter competition at the 54th Berlin International Film Festival 2004. The movie is about the complexity of modern relationships and follows three women in different phases of their lives, aged 20, 30 and 40. REUTERS/Stringer KC/TW 

Taiwan actor Chang Chen (L) poses with actress Sinje Lee in Taipei May 9, 2001 during a gala premiere for the movie "Betelnut Beauty". Lee received the New Talent award at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in February for her role in the film. 

Taiwan actor Chang Chen (L) poses with actress Sinje Lee in Taipei May 9, 2001 during a gala premiere for the movie "Betelnut Beauty". Lee received the New Talent award at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in February for her role in the film.

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Taiwan president Chen Shui-bian (L) poses with actress Sinje Lee in Taipei May 9, 2001 during a gala premiere of the movie "Betelnut Beauty". Lee received the New Talent award at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in February for her role in the film.

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Taiwan president Chen Shui-bian (L) poses with actress Sinje Lee in Taipei May 9, 2001 during a gala premiere of the movie "Betelnut Beauty". Lee received the New Talent award at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in February for her role in this film.

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Chinese actress Angelica Lee Sinje smiles during the winners ceremony at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin February 18, 2001. Lee Sinje received the New Talent award for her film "Beijing Bicycle" (Shi Qi Sui De Dan Che). 

Chinese actress Angelica Lee Sinje smiles during the winners ceremony at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin February 18, 2001. Lee Sinje received the New Talent award for her film "Beijing Bicycle" (Shi Qi Sui De Dan Che).

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Chinese actress Angelica Lee Sinjeholds up her award during the winners ceremony at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin February 18, 2001. Lee Sinje received the New Talent award for her film "Beijing Bicycle" (Shi Qi Sui De Dan Che).

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Taiwanese actress Lee Sinje smiles as she addresses a news conference at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin February 13, 2001. Sinje and director [Lin Cheng-sheng] introduced their new movie "Betelnut Beauty" (Ai Ni Ai Wo), which takes part at the festival competition . 

Taiwanese director Lin Cheng-sheng poses together with actors Chang Chen and Lee Sinje (R-L) for the media before a news conference at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin February 13, 2001. Cheng-sheng introduced his new movie "Betelnut Beauty" (Ai Ni Ai Wo), which takes part at the festival competition . 

Taiwanese director Lin Cheng-sheng poses together with actors Chang Chen, Lee Sinje and producers Peggy Chiao and Hsu Hsiao-Ming (RtoL) for the media before a news conference at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin February 13, 2001. Cheng-sheng introduced his new movie "Betelnut Beauty" (Ai Ni Ai Wo), which takes part at the festival competition . 

TAIWANESE DIRECTOR LIN CHENG SHENG AND HIS TEAM POSE FOR THE MEDIA BEFORE A NEWS CONFERENCE AT THE BERLINALE FILM FESTIVAL IN BERLIN.


Taiwanese director Lin Cheng-sheng (L) poses together with actors Chang Chen, Lee Sinje and producers Peggy Chiao and Hsu Hsiao-Ming (R to L) for the media before a news conference at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin in this February 13, 2001 file photo. The silver bear for best director went February 18, 2001 to Cheng-sheng for his film "Betelnut Beauty" (Ai Ni Ai Wo). 

Taiwanese actress Lee Sinje smiles as she addresses a news conference at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin February 13, 2001. Sinje and director Lin Cheng-sheng introduced their new movie "Betelnut Beauty" (Ai Ni Ai Wo), which takes part at the festival competition.

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TAIWANESE DIRECTOR LIN CHENG SHENG POSE TOGETHER WITH ACTRESS LEE SINJE AND ACTOR CHANG CHEN FOR THE MEDIA BEFORE A NEWS CONFERENCE AT THE BERLINALE FILM FESTIVAL IN BERLIN.


Taiwanese director Lin Cheng-sheng poses together with actors Chang Chen and Lee Sinje (R-L) for the media before a news conference at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin February 13, 2001. Cheng-sheng introduced his new movie "Betelnut Beauty" (Ai Ni Ai Wo), which takes part at the festival competition. 

TAIWANESE DIRECTOR LIN CHENG SHENG AND HIS TEAM POSE FOR THE MEDIA BEFORE A NEWS CONFERENCE AT THE BERLINALE FILM FESTIVAL IN BERLIN.


Taiwanese director Lin Cheng-sheng poses together with actors Chang Chen, Lee Sinje and producers Peggy Chiao and Hsu Hsiao-Ming (RtoL) for the media before a news conference at the 51st Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin February 13, 2001. Cheng-sheng introduced his new movie "Betelnut Beauty" (Ai Ni Ai Wo), which takes part at the festival competition.