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HAPPY NEW YEAR 

Liu, a young woman who has spent most of her life caring for her younger brother after the loss of their parents. One day, a mysterious photograph from a shoot begins to stir up fragmented memories and painful truths she thought she had buried. As New Year’s Eve approaches, Liu must choose between confronting the reality she’s been avoiding or remaining trapped in the sorrow of her past.
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Liu, a young woman who has spent most of her life caring for her younger brother after the loss of their parents. One day, a mysterious photograph from a shoot begins to stir up fragmented memories and painful truths she thought she had buried. As New Year’s Eve approaches, Liu must choose between confronting the reality she’s been avoiding or remaining trapped in the sorrow of her past.

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