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Charlyne Yi creates a Paper Heart

Thursday, 30 July 2009 03:19 administrator

Bai Ling with Charlyne Yi. ©Sthanlee B. Mirador/PRPP

In her upcoming docu-story "Paper Heart," Charlyne Yi treks across the country to find the meaning of love. Along the way she wonders if love indeed exists.

Yi strips all the glamour and fantasy of love to find the core of that so elusive emotion. From kids on a playground to older couples, Yi may open up a little bit more.

As Yi, leads the charge with director Nick Jasenov, they twosome along with various celebrity guests opened the red carpet for the Special Los Angeles screening of "Paper Heart" at The Vista Theater in the Silverlake area of Los Angeles. Sharing in their love included Bai Ling, Andy Samberg, Jake Johnson, Rachel Harris, Maiara Walsh and Twilight's Christian Serratos.

Bai was dressed in red short shorts as Christian was looking lovely in black jeans and a leather top. Kind a hot for a warm Los Angeles Night.

Check out a few of our clips from the red carpet of "Paper Heart." The movie opens in select theaters this coming August 7.

Maiara Walsh of "Desperate Housewives" and "Corey In The House" talks about love"

Charlyne Yi talks about her movie and love

"Paper Heart Trailer"

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