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Harvest Of Hallucnations 

Deep in the Wunv Mountains lurks a supernatural spirit that can see through people's innermost fears, alongside an unsolved bloody case buried for years. A ragtag group of people steps into the forbidden land for their own respective purposes, only to realize they have long been pawns in a pre-set trap. As the shaman's drum beats, the spirits of the deceased return in new forms, and a tangled feud full of love, hatred, grudge, and passion unfolds amid eerie fragrance and the piercing sound of suona horns.
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Deep in the Wunv Mountains lurks a supernatural spirit that can see through people's innermost fears, alongside an unsolved bloody case buried for years. A ragtag group of people steps into the forbidden land for their own respective purposes, only to realize they have long been pawns in a pre-set trap. As the shaman's drum beats, the spirits of the deceased return in new forms, and a tangled feud full of love, hatred, grudge, and passion unfolds amid eerie fragrance and the piercing sound of suona horns.

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Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Directed By:Zhou An An
Written By:Zhuang Qin
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:iQIYI

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Zhou An An

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Ma Xier

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Yuan Fufu

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Chen Haowen

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Yang Miao

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