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Invincible Spring (2016)

James, a sensitive young artist, is torn between nostalgia for his childhood and a longing for success in modern society. Modified memories of his lost love as a child are clashed with scenes from his current infatuation with an unfaithful businesswoman.
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James, a sensitive young artist, is torn between nostalgia for his childhood and a longing for success in modern society. Modified memories of his lost love as a child are clashed with scenes from his current infatuation with an unfaithful businesswoman.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Sam Luk
Written By:Sam Luk
In Theaters:4/7/2016
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Parafauna

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