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Forbidden Kiss (2012)

A young American architect comes to work to China on his thesis and accidentally poisoned himself while taking a hike on the mountain. However, he is miraculously saved and returned to the village by an unknown person. When he awakes, he doesn't know what happened or who saved him. This turn into a obsession to find his savior
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A young American architect comes to work to China on his thesis and accidentally poisoned himself while taking a hike on the mountain. However, he is miraculously saved and returned to the village by an unknown person. When he awakes, he doesn't know what happened or who saved him. This turn into a obsession to find his savior

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Fen Tian
Written By:Fen Tian
In Theaters:6/20/2012
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Lixian Regional Administration, Ytinifni Pictures

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