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Plum Town (2022)
A young land developer returns to his childhood home in the Chinese countryside for the first time in a decade with the hopes of convincing his stubborn father to sell the family plum orchard. Plum Town is a crowd favorite depicting the countryside admist the reconciliation of a son and his father. His father loves karaoke but has his own ways of singing on an old instrument for karaoke unlike the fancy new ones in the city that his son brags about. The changes in their situations only further brings them together once again uniting them in dignity and grace. Watch this movie for a perfect karaoke ending. See it at montageplay.com
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A young land developer returns to his childhood home in the Chinese countryside for the first time in a decade with the hopes of convincing his stubborn father to sell the family plum orchard. Plum Town is a crowd favorite depicting the countryside admist the reconciliation of a son and his father. His father loves karaoke but has his own ways of singing on an old instrument for karaoke unlike the fancy new ones in the city that his son brags about. The changes in their situations only further brings them together once again uniting them in dignity and grace. Watch this movie for a perfect karaoke ending. See it at montageplay.com
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:4/12/2022
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Fengari
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