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Tiger Wolf Rabbit (2024)
Three parents who have lost their children are involved with each other because of a deal; they have no soul in their eyes and hatred in their hearts, and each of them, with their own purposes, set out on the road of seeking revenge for their children, and staged a bizarre and dangerous killing in the barren land.
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Three parents who have lost their children are involved with each other because of a deal; they have no soul in their eyes and hatred in their hearts, and each of them, with their own purposes, set out on the road of seeking revenge for their children, and staged a bizarre and dangerous killing in the barren land.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Shang Ke
In Theaters:10/4/2024
Box Office:$64,480,996
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Studio:Lian Ray Pictures, Zhejiang Hengdian Film Production, 长影时代传媒股份有限公司, Novoland 九州梦工厂, 北京五元万象影业有限公司, Horgos Coloroom Pictures, 浙江影视（集团）有限公司, Weibo Corporation, China Film Group Corporation
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