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Braised (Thịt Kho) (2024)
Clutching a heart-rending secret, Maggie makes an unannounced visit home to reconcile with her mom. A bowl of braised pork pushes their bond to a breaking point.
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Clutching a heart-rending secret, Maggie makes an unannounced visit home to reconcile with her mom. A bowl of braised pork pushes their bond to a breaking point.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Huong Vu, Dylan Lam
In Theaters:8/17/2024
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Runtime:15 minutes
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