Rejecting “The Prom”-posal - Movie Review
Despite everything it was capable of, all of these poor choices strung together amount to nothing more than a counter-productive film.
The Decision (2026)
As a child, Umin saw her mot her humiliated and her older brother shot by Japanese soldiers. What will happen as the young Truku woman once again finds herself in the forest with a Japanese explorer? She must decide whether or not to kill her enemy…
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As a child, Umin saw her mot her humiliated and her older brother shot by Japanese soldiers. What will happen as the young Truku woman once again finds herself in the forest with a Japanese explorer? She must decide whether or not to kill her enemy…
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Cari Chang
In Theaters:4/29/2026
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Su Hung-en
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Laka Umaw
Haruq Nawi
Wu Shu-wei
Umin Watan
Ruan Bo-hao
Umin Watan (Childhood)
Tey Lung Jiru
Yakaw Watan
Libix buying Wu hailing
Ciwang Iwal
Takashi Matsuno
Nichi Ushinosuke
Jin Nakayama
Yamada Tsunaakira
Amy Hsu
Farming Woman
Chelsea Che
Yabung
Lee Guo-chiang
Japanese Soldier
Pei Tzu-chi
Japanese Soldier
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