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A magician arrives in the reclusive coal empire of Luocha, triggering widespread panic in a society already simmering beneath a fragile peace.
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A magician arrives in the reclusive coal empire of Luocha, triggering widespread panic in a society already simmering beneath a fragile peace.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Gong Mingchun, Sun Xun, Kuai Yuehao
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:ShanghART Gallery, Embassy of the Republic of Austria, Trail Mix Media, Shuhua Fine Arts, Old Heaven Books
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