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Wei is nowhere to be found one day before his grandma returns from her own strange missing incident. Wei's girlfriend desperately searches for his whereabouts and discovers that a little girl in red followed them before their disappearance. Based on true events and long-circulating urban legend in Taiwan.
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Wei is nowhere to be found one day before his grandma returns from her own strange missing incident. Wei's girlfriend desperately searches for his whereabouts and discovers that a little girl in red followed them before their disappearance. Based on true events and long-circulating urban legend in Taiwan.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Chien Shih-keng, Chien Shih-keng
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Once Upon a Story, GrX Studio, CMC Entertainment, Sky Films Entertainment, Vie Vision Pictures, Ablaze Image
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