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Love, Work & Other Demons (2016)
The restaurant waiter, Jiaojiao, turns into a daoist girl every night to fight demons, but an unexpected love at first sight disturbs her heart. Facing the triple pressure of work, love and family, Jiaojiao must find her true self and continue to fight.
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The restaurant waiter, Jiaojiao, turns into a daoist girl every night to fight demons, but an unexpected love at first sight disturbs her heart. Facing the triple pressure of work, love and family, Jiaojiao must find her true self and continue to fight.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Samuel Boyer, Gorby Shih
In Theaters:8/8/2016
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Runtime:21 minutes
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