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One and Four 

It’s the late 1990s in a remote Tibetan forest where poaching is widespread. A ranger is visited by one man after another, all strange...
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It’s the late 1990s in a remote Tibetan forest where poaching is widespread. A ranger is visited by one man after another, all strange...

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Directed By:Jigme Trinley
Written By:Jigme Trinley
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Mani Stone Pictures, iQIYI Pictures (重复 同 iQiyi Motion Pictures)

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