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Miss Hanoi
A mysterious death in the border town of Varnsdorf brings together a cynical detective and a young idealistic police officer. Their investigation leads them to the local Vietnamese community, which is bound by rigid rules and complicated relationships.
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A mysterious death in the border town of Varnsdorf brings together a cynical detective and a young idealistic police officer. Their investigation leads them to the local Vietnamese community, which is bound by rigid rules and complicated relationships.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Adéla Kabelková, Zdeněk Viktora, Marek Grajciar
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Studio:Screenplay By, B3F dev.
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