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Wallace Huo | ... | Zhang Jiawei (as Huo Jian Hua) | |
Hailu Qin | ... | Su Hong | |
Regina Wan | ... | Ping Zhi (as Wan Quian) | |
Jessie Li | ... | Lulu (as Chun Xia) | |
Zijian Dong | ... | Xiao Dong | |
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Yiqing Li | ... | Zhang Zi Meng |
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Qianhui Fan | ... | Li Xiaoping |
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Xiang Zhao | ... | Zhang Jiahui |
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Youchen Lu | ... | Jiawei (child) |
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Bingxu Chen | ... | Jiahui (young) |
A man lives in a lovely apartment with his wife and daughter. He is obsessed with cleanliness, has strange dreams and struggles with a mystery from his past. In search of his long-lost brother, he visits a building complex in a poor part of town, taking his wife and daughter along. While he is looking for clues, his wife outside finds their daughter is missing. A stranger wearing a dark motorcycle helmet appears, frightening her. As the story unfolds, this stranger keeps popping up, becoming ever more threatening. Written by Marion Marino
The path is misdirection and new unveils. This is the similar set-up for most mystery, suspense, who-dun-it style films.
This is a great example of cultural critique mixed in with a film to point out the differences in living standards, legal procedures etc. Very interesting film based on its delivery. Is available on netflix with subtitles and dubs if needed. There are some moments where you question the characters's decisions, but otherwise, this is an enjoyable film. Much better than most I have seen recently