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The Violinist
It is Singapore in the late 1930s. Kai and Fei are childhood friends and aspiring violinists. When Japan invades Malaya in 1941, Kai chooses to forgo his music career to join the anti-Japanese forces. After the war Kai goes missing. Determined to find him, Fei performs all over Southeast Asia, all the while seeking any news of Kai. Yet, as time fades, Fei has to decide if she must find her own music to define the remaining years of her life.
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It is Singapore in the late 1930s. Kai and Fei are childhood friends and aspiring violinists. When Japan invades Malaya in 1941, Kai chooses to forgo his music career to join the anti-Japanese forces. After the war Kai goes missing. Determined to find him, Fei performs all over Southeast Asia, all the while seeking any news of Kai. Yet, as time fades, Fei has to decide if she must find her own music to define the remaining years of her life.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Music
Written By:Ervin Han, Jordan K. See
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Robot Playground Media, TV ON Producciones, Altri occhi, Bombillo Amarillo, Mystic House Animation, Throne Inc., Select Entertainment, Little Green White, 108 Media, Infocomm Media Development Authorithy of Singapore, Inspidea Sdn Bhd, Valencian Institute of Culture
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