Drifters
(2003)
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Drifters
(2003)
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Long Duan | ... |
Young Brother
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Yan Shu | ... |
Little Girl
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Zhi-Liang Wang | ... |
Liang
(as Zhiliang Wang)
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Yiwei Zhao | ... |
Big Brother
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Yang Tang | ... |
Sister-in-Law
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Peizhu Jin | ... |
Old Man
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Da Ke | ... |
Son
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Yioun Huang | ... |
Aunt
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Jianlun Zheng | ... |
Village Chief
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Juyong Liu | ... |
Young Man
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Youjie Su | ... |
Monkey
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Meijuan Zeng | ... |
Jan - Monkey's Wife
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Tianzeng Huang | ... |
Ertao
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Xuelan Fang | ... |
Erato's Wife
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Yuyong Su | ... |
Policeman A
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The young adult life of Hong Yunsheng, nicknamed Little Brother, is seen as somewhat of a failure by those that know him. A Chinese national, he stowed away on a boat to the United States, where he worked as a dishwasher in the restaurant of a family from his hometown back in Fujian province. After two years in the States and after fathering an illegitimate child there named Fusheng, the child's mother Xuhui who is the restaurateur's daughter, he was deported back to China. Since, he has been floundering in life, which has caused a rift between himself and his older brother, who, with his wife, operate a street front diner and can't have children of their own. Little Brother relies on his new girlfriend, a woman he barely knows named Wu Ruifang who is a performer in a touring opera troupe, for emotional support. Despite Little Brother being the local poster boy for not stowing away... Written by Huggo
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