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Mist and Smoke 

"Mist and Smoke" is a personal film born from a period where my faith in love was fading. The act of making this film became a transformative experience, one that gradually healed me and restored my belief in LOVE. This is my journey. Watch it and join the journey with me!
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"Mist and Smoke" is a personal film born from a period where my faith in love was fading. The act of making this film became a transformative experience, one that gradually healed me and restored my belief in LOVE. This is my journey. Watch it and join the journey with me!

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Ming Huang
Written By:Ming Huang
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Runtime:20 minutes
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