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The Last Frenzy (2024)
Jia You Wei, a middle-aged man who has accomplished nothing, is diagnosed with a brain tumor and has only ten days left to live. He sells his old house, rumored to be demolished and reunites with several others who used to live there. They decide to indulge themselves in the final ten days of their lives. In this way, the quintet who parted ways 22 years ago in the family compound gathered together once again, only to realize that each of them has faced their own hardships in life.
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Jia You Wei, a middle-aged man who has accomplished nothing, is diagnosed with a brain tumor and has only ten days left to live. He sells his old house, rumored to be demolished and reunites with several others who used to live there. They decide to indulge themselves in the final ten days of their lives. In this way, the quintet who parted ways 22 years ago in the family compound gathered together once again, only to realize that each of them has faced their own hardships in life.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Rina Wu
In Theaters:5/17/2024
Box Office:$55,200,000
Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Changchun Film Studio, Maoyan Entertainment, Fun Age Pictures, 北京超乐无限文化传播有限公司, China Film Group Corporation
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