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Beijing Ghosts
On the night before leaving Beijing, Mo spends her last hours in the city with Bai. When the camcorder disappears, their search leads them into the blind spots of a city that never stops watching.
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On the night before leaving Beijing, Mo spends her last hours in the city with Bai. When the camcorder disappears, their search leads them into the blind spots of a city that never stops watching.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dwight Yao
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Vanilla Films
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