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The Grave Digger 

“The Grave Digger” tells the story of an arid countryside in the early 19th century. In the arid land, there is also a clear divide between the rich and the poor. At this time, in the area, there were cases of digging rich people's graves at the cemetery and causing the department to lose sleep and eat. Bach Lien (Truong Thi May) became the number one suspect when he was the custodian of the cemetery and was asked by wealthy families to guard the grave. So what is Bach Lien's real reason when she always appears in the middle of the night at the cemetery on nights when someone has just dropped a grave?
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“The Grave Digger” tells the story of an arid countryside in the early 19th century. In the arid land, there is also a clear divide between the rich and the poor. At this time, in the area, there were cases of digging rich people's graves at the cemetery and causing the department to lose sleep and eat. Bach Lien (Truong Thi May) became the number one suspect when he was the custodian of the cemetery and was asked by wealthy families to guard the grave. So what is Bach Lien's real reason when she always appears in the middle of the night at the cemetery on nights when someone has just dropped a grave?

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Genre:Mystery
Directed By:Công Hậu
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Anh Sao Production

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Công Hậu

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Trương Thị May

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Đức Hải

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Nhất Duy

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Võ Ngọc Trai

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Bảo Anh

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Ôn Bích Hằng

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Bảo Trí

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Phương Dung

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Xuân Hương

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Bạch Long

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Tấn Bo

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