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DiDi's Dreams (2017)

An aspiring actress must overcome many obstacles as she tries to achieve her dream. Standing in the shadows of her superstar sister, she tries to prove herself while dreaming of love.
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An aspiring actress must overcome many obstacles as she tries to achieve her dream. Standing in the shadows of her superstar sister, she tries to prove herself while dreaming of love.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Fantasy
Directed By:Kevin Tsai
Written By:Kevin Tsai, Liao Ming-Yi
In Theaters:6/2/2017
Box Office:$2,748
Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Le Vision Pictures (Tianjin) Co., Atom Cinema

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