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Four Wise Monkeys 

A nearsighted neighbor, silent police officers, a suspicious Chinese family... A drama inspired by real events, where a series of events leads to the death of a man and breaks the silence of a community.
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A nearsighted neighbor, silent police officers, a suspicious Chinese family... A drama inspired by real events, where a series of events leads to the death of a man and breaks the silence of a community.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Xin Wang
Written By:Emmanuel Sapolsky, Xin Wang
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Studio:La Cellule Productions, Storia Television, Storia Télévision, Drunken Dragon Productions

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