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Pu Songling, a legendary demon hunter, is asked to investigate the mysterious disappearances of young girls from a small village. When he discovers evil forces are kidnapping the girls to feast on their souls, he sets out to save humanity from the inhuman invasion journeying through hidden worlds and colorful dimensions.
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Pu Songling, a legendary demon hunter, is asked to investigate the mysterious disappearances of young girls from a small village. When he discovers evil forces are kidnapping the girls to feast on their souls, he sets out to save humanity from the inhuman invasion journeying through hidden worlds and colorful dimensions.
Rating:PG
Genre:Action, Adventure, Family, Fantasy, Romance
Directed By:Yan Jia
Written By:Boham Liu
In Theaters:8/30/2019
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Golden Shore Films & Television, Sparkle Roll Media, iQiyi Motion Pictures, Golden Network Asia
Cast
Yan Jia
Director
Yan Jia
Director
Jackie Chan
Pu Songling
Zhong Chuxi
Nie Xiaoqian
Ethan Juan
Yan Chixia / Ning Caichen
Austin Lin
Yan Fei
Qiao Shan
Liu Quanzhen
Charles Luu
Jian Kang
Lance Luu
Jian Mei
Mark Luu
Jian Zhuang
Pan Changjiang
Xia Meng
Girl
Lin Peng
Mirror Demon
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