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The Turtle Island 

While searching for his missing brother, Wang Mian is caught in a fierce storm at sea and finds refuge on a mysterious, otherworldly island. Welcomed by enchanting fairies and seemingly endless beauty, the island feels like paradise but not everything is as it seems. As strange events begin to unfold, Wang Mian must uncover the truth before it's too late.
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While searching for his missing brother, Wang Mian is caught in a fierce storm at sea and finds refuge on a mysterious, otherworldly island. Welcomed by enchanting fairies and seemingly endless beauty, the island feels like paradise but not everything is as it seems. As strange events begin to unfold, Wang Mian must uncover the truth before it's too late.

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Genre:Adventure, Fantasy
Directed By:Wong Chou-kuen
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