Chloe's Adventures in Beverly Hills Chihuahua
A dog who needs to learn new tricks in this family comedy.
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At the end of an alley, a “lighting shop” is always lit up, and the mysterious boss carefully wipes every light bulb, while customers of all kinds come and go. A nurse and her boyfriend move into a new apartment near the shop. She gradually discovers that everyone here has a secret that they can’t tell. On a stormy night, she walks into the lighting shop at the end of the alley, and the answers are slowly revealed…
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At the end of an alley, a “lighting shop” is always lit up, and the mysterious boss carefully wipes every light bulb, while customers of all kinds come and go. A nurse and her boyfriend move into a new apartment near the shop. She gradually discovers that everyone here has a secret that they can’t tell. On a stormy night, she walks into the lighting shop at the end of the alley, and the answers are slowly revealed…
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Fantasy
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Beijing Enlight Pictures
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