Songs of the Youth 1969 (2016)
Overview
It is the year of 2010, Xue Beijing, a 50-year-old director, is preparing to make a film about his youth and remarkable ages in late 60's.
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| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | zh |
| Popularity | 0.587 |
Directed By
Ye Jing
Crew
Ye Jing
Ye Jing
Wang Shuo
Feng Xiaogang
Liao Ching-Sung
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