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The Great Buddha 

A Buddha statue, three middle-aged men and a mysterious woman. The unexpected encounter among them creates a story of suspense. Will the Buddha protect everyone of us? or does He choose the right ones at His own will?
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A Buddha statue, three middle-aged men and a mysterious woman. The unexpected encounter among them creates a story of suspense. Will the Buddha protect everyone of us? or does He choose the right ones at His own will?

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Genre:Mystery, Crime, Drama
Directed By:Huang Hsin-yao
Written By:Huang Hsin-yao
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Runtime:22 minutes
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Huang Hsin-yao

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Cres Chuang

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