“By Any Means” and the Pitfalls of Entertainment
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Johnny Keep Walking!
A simple technician at a rural factory is mistakenly promoted to a high-level managerial position at corporate headquarters due to a series of clerical errors and a bribery scheme gone wrong.
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A simple technician at a rural factory is mistakenly promoted to a high-level managerial position at corporate headquarters due to a series of clerical errors and a bribery scheme gone wrong.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Dong Runnian, Ying Luojia
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Box Office:$186,000,000
Runtime:117 minutes
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