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Dawn Must Come (1951)

The film depicts the lives of Guangdong peasants who have gone through the suffering of the Sino-Japanese War only to experience home-grown oppression by a rapacious landlord in their village.
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The film depicts the lives of Guangdong peasants who have gone through the suffering of the Sino-Japanese War only to experience home-grown oppression by a rapacious landlord in their village.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tsanyun Chen
In Theaters:9/10/1951
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Nanguo

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