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A SARS Journey 

The film is based on the theme of "SARS". The story takes place on a closed train. The outstanding performance of people of various colors vividly reflects the people's panic to helpless acceptance when the "SARS" comes, and then the courage to defeat SARS The mentality change of "" is based on real events, and is called "China's most real disaster movie."
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The film is based on the theme of "SARS". The story takes place on a closed train. The outstanding performance of people of various colors vividly reflects the people's panic to helpless acceptance when the "SARS" comes, and then the courage to defeat SARS The mentality change of "" is based on real events, and is called "China's most real disaster movie."

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Wang Jia, Dong Shen
Written By:Dong Shen
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Runtime:95 minutes
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