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A locksmith, carrying the handcuffs he had repaired for the criminal police team, went through untold hardships and traveled thousands of miles to find his son who had fled for fear of crime for manslaughter. He not only saved his son's life, but also used one of his kidneys to save another young life.
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A locksmith, carrying the handcuffs he had repaired for the criminal police team, went through untold hardships and traveled thousands of miles to find his son who had fled for fear of crime for manslaughter. He not only saved his son's life, but also used one of his kidneys to save another young life.

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Genre:Crime, Drama
Directed By:Yan Gaoshan
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