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The House That Was Never Seen 

Beneath the underpasses of Saigon's major bridges, a young man searches for his mother with the help of a homeless motorbike taxi driver. Together, they embark on a journey through the lives of Saigon's working-class poor, where dreams and memories intertwine.
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Beneath the underpasses of Saigon's major bridges, a young man searches for his mother with the help of a homeless motorbike taxi driver. Together, they embark on a journey through the lives of Saigon's working-class poor, where dreams and memories intertwine.

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