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Crazy Alien
A monkey trainer whose act goes wrong after an alien crash lands on Earth and injures his monkey. Desperate to perform the act, he attempts to train the alien instead, though is punished after the alien regains his powers.
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A monkey trainer whose act goes wrong after an alien crash lands on Earth and injures his monkey. Desperate to perform the act, he attempts to train the alien instead, though is punished after the alien regains his powers.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Xing Aina, Pan Yiran, Xiaohang Sun, Dong Runnian, Wu Nan
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Huanxi Media
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