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A Landslide forces a train to stop on a bridge. Druring the stop a murder takes place. The train policeman He has to investigate the case. Only a few passengers are on board, is one of them the murderer or was a mysterious entity the killer?
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A Landslide forces a train to stop on a bridge. Druring the stop a murder takes place. The train policeman He has to investigate the case. Only a few passengers are on board, is one of them the murderer or was a mysterious entity the killer?
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Crime
Written By:Carina Gao
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Runtime:70 minutes
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