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The film follows the unusual fate of Shanshan and Lang, a Chinese brother and sister living in Hungary. After a mysterious accident, their souls become trapped within a single body. As their goals and intentions prove to be fundamentally opposed, their childish quarrels gradually escalate into a life-and-death struggle.
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The film follows the unusual fate of Shanshan and Lang, a Chinese brother and sister living in Hungary. After a mysterious accident, their souls become trapped within a single body. As their goals and intentions prove to be fundamentally opposed, their childish quarrels gradually escalate into a life-and-death struggle.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zhang Ge, Magai Miklós
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Cydfilms
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