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A Leg 

In this deliciously dark comedy, a woman desperately attempts to reunite her husband's amputated leg with his body before his funeral, leading her on a wild goose chase across Taipei and through multiple encounters with bureaucracy, ineptitude, and her own recent past.
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In this deliciously dark comedy, a woman desperately attempts to reunite her husband's amputated leg with his body before his funeral, leading her on a wild goose chase across Taipei and through multiple encounters with bureaucracy, ineptitude, and her own recent past.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Chang Yao-sheng
Written By:Chang Yao-sheng, Chung Mong-hong
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Runtime:115 minutes
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