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Detective Chinatown 1900 (2025)

In 1900, the mysterious murder of a white woman and a Native American man in San Francisco's Chinatown triggers a race against time as the Chinese suspect and the Native American's adopted Chinese son work to uncover the truth while a politician seeks to leverage the Chinese Exclusion Bill as well as the prevailing xenophobia and racism to close down Chinatown and elect himself as the mayor.
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In 1900, the mysterious murder of a white woman and a Native American man in San Francisco's Chinatown triggers a race against time as the Chinese suspect and the Native American's adopted Chinese son work to uncover the truth while a politician seeks to leverage the Chinese Exclusion Bill as well as the prevailing xenophobia and racism to close down Chinatown and elect himself as the mayor.

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Genre:Comedy, Mystery, Action
Directed By:Chen Sicheng, Dai Mo
Written By:Chen Sicheng
In Theaters:1/29/2025
Box Office:$500,282,092
Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:As One Production, Tianjin Maoyan Weiying Culture Media 天津猫眼微影文化传媒, Shanghai Ruyi Film & TV Production 上海儒意影视制作, 北京乐开花影业有限公司, Wanda Pictures, China Film Group Corporation

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