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A Hidden Trail
Several migrant workers carry stolen wood through a small winding trail. An accident happens when the police try to arrest them. The night coming, the injured worker, Đoàn, has a strange interaction with the man who wants to find him.
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Several migrant workers carry stolen wood through a small winding trail. An accident happens when the police try to arrest them. The night coming, the injured worker, Đoàn, has a strange interaction with the man who wants to find him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tsai Hsuan-kang
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