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Bureau 749
A traumatized young man with physical abnormalities is forced to join a mysterious bureau to confront a disaster spreading across the earth caused by an unknown creature. He embarks on an adventure uncovering mysteries about his life.
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A traumatized young man with physical abnormalities is forced to join a mysterious bureau to confront a disaster spreading across the earth caused by an unknown creature. He embarks on an adventure uncovering mysteries about his life.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Written By:Lu Chuan
In Theaters:
Box Office:$51,706,251
Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:华文映像影视传媒有限公司, Huayi Brothers Pictures, Beijing Culture 北京京西文化, Tencent Penguin Pictures, 北京强电传媒有限公司
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