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The Colored Hairpin (2022)

A young man couldn't bear poverty, so he went to the mountains to learn tricks and fell in love with the master's daughter. One day the young man came home and saw his wife having an affair, so he killed his wife, and then killed his master on the way back to the mountain.
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A young man couldn't bear poverty, so he went to the mountains to learn tricks and fell in love with the master's daughter. One day the young man came home and saw his wife having an affair, so he killed his wife, and then killed his master on the way back to the mountain.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Joseph Wang
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In Theaters:1/18/2022
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Runtime:96 minutes
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