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The Nomadic Falcon 

Fei dreams back to her childhood in the great outdoors with her grandfather and horse. Unexpectedly, her pendant given to her by her grandfather is stolen by an unknown kung fu master. Fei questions the real meaning behind the pendant.
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Fei dreams back to her childhood in the great outdoors with her grandfather and horse. Unexpectedly, her pendant given to her by her grandfather is stolen by an unknown kung fu master. Fei questions the real meaning behind the pendant.

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Genre:Mystery, Action
Directed By:Zoé Yu Juprelle
Written By:Zoé Yu Juprelle
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:2020Studios

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