The Wall (2007)
Overview
In the early 1950s, even the small villages in Taiwan were bathed in the atmosphere of White Terror. It was a difficult time for all. There was a beautiful young woman called A-zhen. She always felt that there was something weird in her house since she got married to her husband, A-yi, the village glassblower. A-zhen was very curious about the mystery surrounding the wall in her house. So, one day, she decided to investigate the real secret behind the wall.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | zh |
| Popularity | 1.0159 |
Directed By
Chih-ju Lin
Crew
Zhen-Gang Wu
Shu-lin Huang
Liao Ching-Sung
Chen Hsiao-Tong
Fu-Hua Chan
Hsien-chung Tseng
Luo-Ying Wu
Hoho Liu
Chih-ju Lin
Chih-ju Lin
TOP CAST
Yu An-Shun
Yee
Yukihiko Kageyama
Kimura
Alice Tsai-yi Huang
Chen
Wen-Hsi Lan
Haruko
Yue-hsia Hsieh
Aunty A-Kan
Chih-xing Wen
Special Agent
Chi-Yung Yang
Neighbor
Wu Pong-Fong
Reading Club member
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