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Gold or Shit (2024)

Woody, a man disheartened by setbacks in both his career and love life, chooses to return to his hometown in a bout of depression. This "sudden" return disrupts the tranquil life of his family, as he not only has to navigate close quarters with relatives but also seek out new possibilities for his future. After numerous rejections in reality, a chance encounter with his high school classmate, Feng Liuliu, leads to unexpected changes in his life.
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Woody, a man disheartened by setbacks in both his career and love life, chooses to return to his hometown in a bout of depression. This "sudden" return disrupts the tranquil life of his family, as he not only has to navigate close quarters with relatives but also seek out new possibilities for his future. After numerous rejections in reality, a chance encounter with his high school classmate, Feng Liuliu, leads to unexpected changes in his life.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Family
Directed By:Long Fei
Written By:Huang Jia
In Theaters:6/14/2024
Box Office:$14,755,300
Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Maxtimes Pictures, DF Pictures, 壹志行动影业(湖北)有限公司, Tao Piao Piao 淘票票, Such A Good Film, China Film Group Corporation

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