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A journalist, Situ Minghao, is devastated when his close friend and colleague Zhao Yong dies while investigating an organ trafficking case. But the horror deepens when Zhao Yong’s emails begin arriving after his death—foretelling the deaths of coworkers who soon meet their fates. As fear grips the magazine, suspicion spreads: who is behind the killings, and who will be the next target?
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A journalist, Situ Minghao, is devastated when his close friend and colleague Zhao Yong dies while investigating an organ trafficking case. But the horror deepens when Zhao Yong’s emails begin arriving after his death—foretelling the deaths of coworkers who soon meet their fates. As fear grips the magazine, suspicion spreads: who is behind the killings, and who will be the next target?
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Genre:Mystery, Crime, Horror
Written By:You Bo, Zhou Yali
In Theaters:
Box Office:$909,672
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:龙隆昌（北京）影视文化有限责任公司
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