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In the Mist
On a foggy morning, a simple conversation between two anglers turns into a collective panic. The film explores the psychology of the mob in ambiguous situations.
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On a foggy morning, a simple conversation between two anglers turns into a collective panic. The film explores the psychology of the mob in ambiguous situations.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Liu Renming
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Studio:Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts
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