Hua Ge, who has been addicted to heroin for thirty years, successfully quits drugs and sets up a farm on a mountain, which takes in young drug addicts.
Liao Shih-han
Director
Wang Shih-sian
Chen Yi Hua (Hua Ge)
Yuan Teng
Chen Jing Shu (Shu Zai)
Hsu An-chih
Chen Qiao Xin
Daniel Chang
Zhuang Jun Zhu (Zhu Sun)
Ho Ai-Yun
Hua Ge's Sister
Lan Wei-hua
Guo Chang
Yang Ching-huang
Brother Wang
Lin Chih-ju
Brother Zhang
Wei-Tse Huang
Xiao An
Ben-Tang Chen
Xiao Pang
Bang-Ruei Song
Ah Sheng
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