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Fang Xu Shi lives with many other immigrants around the film sets of Hengdian, relying on the ongoing productions to hire him temporarily as an extra. He reflects on his life and, more particularly on his past and his relationship with his father in this universal story of human philosophy and survival.
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Fang Xu Shi lives with many other immigrants around the film sets of Hengdian, relying on the ongoing productions to hire him temporarily as an extra. He reflects on his life and, more particularly on his past and his relationship with his father in this universal story of human philosophy and survival.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Savage Film, Savage Productions bvba, Canvas, Flanders Image, Vlaams Audiovisueel Fonds, Creative Europe Media
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