“Clayface” Does Not Save a Cat
This feels like the creative team wanted to make a body horror film, but the studio wanted to make another generic blockbuster.
The Brilliant Darkness! (2022)
When his grandfather passed away, Xuan Thanh's entire family gathered to see him off. The funeral took place magnificently, crowded and colorful. Suddenly a group of people came to collect the debt to everyone's surprise. Secrets are exposed, tragedy upon tragedy, as a traumatic consequence of haunting domestic violence.
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When his grandfather passed away, Xuan Thanh's entire family gathered to see him off. The funeral took place magnificently, crowded and colorful. Suddenly a group of people came to collect the debt to everyone's surprise. Secrets are exposed, tragedy upon tragedy, as a traumatic consequence of haunting domestic violence.
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Genre:Thriller, Family, Drama
Written By:Aaron Toronto, Lý Thu Uyên
In Theaters:2/3/2022
Box Office:$817,986
Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:DayLight Productions
Cast
Aaron Toronto
Director
Huỳnh Kiến An
Nguyễn Sĩ Toàn (Toan)
Phương Dung
Lê Thị Gái (Gai)
Tăng Gia Hân
Mai Anh (Maya)
Bảo Nghi
Jolie
Thầy Lợi
Monk
Lý Thu Uyên
Xuân Thanh (Song)
Diễm Phương
Bích Ngọc (Ruby)
Minh Hiếu
Tiểu Bảo (Buddy)
Xuân Trang
Kim Hoàng (Kingsley)
Võ Phan Nhật Vy
Xuân Thanh (Song) 12 Years Old
Ling Đang
Crazy Tiên (Cara)
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