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Thursday, 26 July, 2012, 5:04am

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Screen adventure The charity premiere of the film The Truman Show was held to raise funds for the Hong Kong Adventure Corps, and a high-profile group of guests turned up to see Jim Carey's latest offering. The Corps is a voluntary youth group set up in 1995 to succeed the Junior Leaders Corps of the Royal Hong Kong Regiment (The Volunteers).

It is a charity organisation that provides discipline and adventure training aimed at developing young people's physical fitness, self-reliance, responsibility and leadership. (Above, left): premiere filmgoers Vivien Chan and Michael Suen and (right) Margery Au and Rita Suen.