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The deadline to submit films in the international feature Oscar category was Oct. 3, but the Academy has not yet announced the full list of accepted titles, so it is a provisional report. AMPAS will release a shortlist of 15 movies on Dec. 21 and the nominations will be announced Jan. 24. The Oscar ceremony will take place March 12 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.<\/p>\n
ALBANIA
\nA Cup of Coffee and New Shoes On
\nDIRECTOR: Gentian Ko\u00e7i
\nLOGLINE: Deaf-mute twins in Tirana discover they have a genetical disease that will take away their sight slowly. They have a decision to make.
\nINTERNATIONAL SALES: M-Appeal<\/p>\n
ALGERIA
\nOur Brothers
\nDIRECTOR: Rachid Bouchareb
\nLOGLINE: Mixing documentary and fiction, pic explores police violence and the deaths of student Malik Oussekine and bar patron Abdel Benyahia.
\nINTL. SALES: Wild Bunch <\/p>\n
ARGENTINA
\nArgentina , 1985
\nDirector: Santiago Mitre
\nLOGLINE: Lawyers battle Argentina\u2019s military junta in the 1980s.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Amazon Prime Video<\/p>\n
ARMENIA
\nAurora\u2019s Sunrise
\nDIRECTOR: Inna Sahakyan
\nLOGLINE: Based on Aurora Madriganian\u2019s bestselling autobiography, the animated film details her escape from genocide as a teen and rise to stardom.
\nINTL. SALES: Bars Media<\/p>\n
AUSTRIA
\nCorsage
\nDIRECTOR: Maria Kruetzer
\nLOGLINE: Fictional story on a year in the life of Austria\u2019s Empress Elisabeth.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: IFC Films<\/p>\n
BANGLADESH
\nHawa
\nDIRECTOR: Mejbaur Rahman Sumon
\nLOGLINE: When fisherman catch a beautiful woman in their net, mistrust and murder follow.
\nINTL. SALES: MUBI<\/p>\n
BELGIUM
\nClose
\nDIRECTOR: Lukas Dhont
\nLOGLINE: Cannes grand prix winner about two teenage friends whose bond is suddenly shattered.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: A24<\/p>\n
BOLIVIA
\nUtama
\nDIRECTOR: Alejandro Loayza Grisi
\nLOGLINE: An unusually harsh drought causes a dilemma for longtime couple Virginio and Sisa: Do they continue as they were or resist?
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Kino Lorber<\/p>\n
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
\nA Ballad
\nDIRECTOR: Aida Begi\u0107
\nLOGLINE: Meri returns home after her marriage falls apart but things are not going well, so she auditions for a film role.
\nINTL. SALES: Film House, Sarajevo<\/p>\n
BRAZIL
\nMars One
\nDIRECTOR: Gabriel Martins
\nLOGLINE: Members of a working-class family pursue dreams of escaping the lives laid out for them by society.
\nINTL. SALES: Magnolia Pictures<\/p>\n
BULGARIA
\nIn the Heart of the Machine
\nDIRECTOR: Martin Makariev
\nLOGLINE: Prisoners doing forced labor in a steel plant find their lives changed one day.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Amazon Prime Video<\/p>\n
CAMBODIA
\nReturn to Seoul
\nDIRECTOR: Davy Chou
\nLOGLINE: Twenty-five-year-old woman adopted by a French couple seeks out her birth parents during a trip to South Korea.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Sony Classic Pictures<\/p>\n
CAMEROON
\nThe Planter\u2019s Plantation
\nDIRECTOR: Dingha Young Eystein
\nLOGLINE: A young girl fights to preserve her father\u2019s legacy on a West African plantation in the 1960s.
\nPRODCO: Extrafix, BGC Melody Story, Inn Amore Pictures<\/p>\n
CANADA
\nEternal Spring
\nDIRECTOR: Jason Loftus
\nLOGLINE: Animated documentary on Falun Gong\u2019s takeover of a Chinese state broadcaster.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Lofty Sky Pictures<\/p>\n
CHILE
\nBlanquita
\nDIRECTOR: Fernando Guzzoni
\nLOGLINE: Venice player based on the real-life \u201cSpiniak Case\u201d revolving around businessmen trafficking in foster-care children
\nINTL. SALES: New Europe Sales<\/p>\n
CHINA
\nNice View
\nDIRECTOR: Wen Muyi
\nLogline: A 20-year orphaned man moves to the Shenzhen megacity and tries to make money to pay for his 6-year-old sister\u2019s heart surgery.
\nProdco: Dirty Monkey<\/p>\n
COLOMBIA
\nThe Kings of the World
\nDIRECTOR: Laura Mora Ortega
\nLOGLINE: San Sebastian competition pic on street kids from Medillin who leave the city to live on
\nand one of them inherited from his grandmother.
\nINTL. SALES: Film Factory<\/p>\n
COSTA RICA
\nDomingo and the Mist
\nDIRECTOR: Ariel Escalante
\nLOGLINE: Cannes\u2019 Un Certain Regard entry centers on a Costa Rican man who fights attempts to destroy his home for a highway.
\nINTL. SALES: Films Boutique<\/p>\n
CROATIA
\nSafe Place
\nDIRECTOR: Juraj Leroti\u0107
\nLOGLINE: Locarno and Sarajevo fest winner is an autobiographical story about one brother trying help the other in the wake of his suicide attempt.
\nINTL. SALES: Pipser<\/p>\n
CZECHIA
\nIl Boemo
\nDIRECTOR: Petr V\u00e1clav
\nLOGLINE: San Sebastian competition player is about conductor Josef Myslive\u010dek, nicknamed the Bohemian, who was a mentor
\nof Mozart\u2019s.
\nINTL. SALES: Loco Films<\/p>\n
DENMARK
\nHoly Spider
\nDIRECTOR: Ali Abbasi
\nLOGLINE: Zar Amir Ebrahimi won the actress prize at Cannes for this story of a journo who investigates a serial killer in the Iranian holy city of Mashhad.
\nINTL. SALES: Utopia<\/p>\n
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
\nBantu Mama
\nDIRECTOR: Ivan Herrera
\nLOGLINE: An Afro-European woman is sheltered by three kids in dangerous area of Santo Domingo.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Array Releasing<\/p>\n
ECUADOR
\nLo Invisible
\nDIRECTOR: Javier Andrade
\nLOGLINE: 2021 Toronto entry about a woman who is expected to keep her postpartum depression invisible and descends into madness.
\nINTL. SALES: Tr\u00f3pico Cine<\/p>\n
ESTONIA
\nKalev
\nDIRECTOR: Ove Musting
\nLOGLINE: Celebrated Estonian basketball team Kalev must decide whether to participate in championship games in 1990 when the Soviet Union is on the brink of collapse.
\nINTL. SALES: Film New Europe<\/p>\n
FINLAND
\nGirl Picture
\nDIRECTOR: Alli Haapasalo
\nLOGLINE: Portrait of Gen Y trio growing up in Helsinki, which unspooled in TIFF digital screenings.
\nINTL. SALES: Nordisk Film<\/p>\n
FRANCE
\nSaint Omer
\nDIRECTOR: Alice Diop
\nLOGLINE: Venice prizewinner centers around a real-life infanticide court case in which the mother, a doctoral student, claims sorcery as the culprit.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Neon\/Super<\/p>\n
GEORGIA
\nA Long Break
\nDIRECTOR: Davit Pirtskhalava
\nLOGLINE: A harmless reunion turns into a gathering about holding a former bully to task. Unspooled at TIFF.
\nINTL. SALES: Syndicado<\/p>\n
All Quiet on the Western Front
\nDIRECTOR:Edward Berger
\nLOGLINE: Teen soldier faces the terrifying facts of trench warfare during World War I; based on Erich Maria Remarque\u2019s novel.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Netflix<\/p>\n
GREECE
\nMagnetic Fields
\nDIRECTOR: Yorgis Gousi
\nLOGLINE: Comic-book arts Gousi\u2019s debut feature, which premiered at Thessaloniki last year, centers around two strangers who meet on a Greek island.
\nINTL. SALES: Heretic<\/p>\n
GUATEMALA
\nThe Silence of the Mole
\nDIRECTOR: An\u00e4is Taracena
\nLOGLINE: In the 1970s, journalist El\u00edas Barahona infiltrated the repressive government; doc traces the effects of this mole in cracking Guatemala\u2019s hidden history.
\nPRODCO: Asombro Producciones<\/p>\n
HONG KONG
\nWhere the Wind Blows
\nDIRECTOR: Philip Yung
\nLOGLINE: Crime thriller centering around corrupt Hong Kong cops.
\nINTL. SALES: Mei Ah Entertainment<\/p>\n
HUNGARY
\nBlockade
\nDIRECTOR: \u00c1d\u00e1m T\u0151s\u00e9
\nLOGLINE: Set in the 1990 taxi blockade of Budapest, film shows the struggle for democracy as high gas prices consume the country.
\nINTL. SALES: Intercom<\/p>\n
ICELAND
\nBeautiful Beings
\nDIRECTOR: Gu\u00f0mundur Arnar Gu\u00f0mundsson
\nLOGLINE: Berlin Panorama player is a coming-of-age tale of boys who feel left out.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Altered Innocence<\/p>\n
INDIA
\nThe Last Film Show
\nDIRECTOR: Pan Nalin
\nLOGLINE: Nine-year-old Samay discovers the magic of movies and pursues 35mm film.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: The Samuel Goldwyn Co.<\/p>\n
INDONESIA
\nNgeri Ngeri Sedap
\nDIRECTOR:: Bene Dionysius
\nLOGLINE: Batak tribe parents pretend to fight so that their children will come home.
\nINTL. SALES: Netflix<\/p>\n
IRAN
\nWorld War III
\nDIRECTOR: Houman Seyyedi
\nLOGLINE: Venice Horizons player centers around a day laborer who gets the chance of a lifetime when he\u2019s cast in a movie.
\nINTL. SALES: Iranian Independents<\/p>\n
IRAQ
\nThe Exam
\nDIRECTOR: Shawkat Amin Korki
\nLOGLINE: Older sister helps the younger one cheat so she can pass a university exam in order to better her life.
\nINTL. SALES: ArtHood Entertainment<\/p>\n
IRELAND
\nThe Quiet Girl
\nDIRECTOR: Colm Bair\u00e9ad
\nLOGLINE: Berlin Generation Kplus winner centers around a neglected girl sent to relatives for the summer.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Neon\/Super<\/p>\n
ISRAEL
\nCinema Sabaya
\nDIRECTOR: Orit Fouks Rotem
\nLOGLINE: A group of Jewish and Arab women take part in a workshop and as they learn about each other their beliefs are challenged.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Kino Lorber<\/p>\n
ITALY
\nNostalgia
\nDIRECTOR: Mario Martone
\nLOGLINE: Based on a 2016 novel by Ermanno Rea about childhood friends who are separated when one leaves for Egypt while the other rises to become a Mafia boss.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Breaking Glass Pictures<\/p>\n
JAPAN
\nPlan 75
\nDIRECTOR: Chie Hayakawa
\nLOGLINE: Cannes-bowing social drama is set in the future in which the government offers incentives to senior citizens who euthanize themselves.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: KimStim<\/p>\n
JORDAN
\nFarha
\nDIRECTOR: Darin J. Sallam
\nLOGLINE: 2021 TIFF player centers around a 14-year-old girl who watches the violence in her Palestinian village from her kitchen.
\nINTL. SALES: Picture Tree Intl.<\/p>\n
KAZAKHSTAN
\nLife
\nDIRECTOR: Emir Baigazin
\nLOGLINE: A company that digitizes memories loses data; pic unspooled in TIFF.
\nPRODCO: Emir Baigazin Production<\/p>\n
KENYA
\nTerastorm
\nDIRECTOR: Andrew Kaggia
\nLOGLINE: Animated pic on African superheroes who unite to fight an ancient wizard who threatens the world with a powerful artifact.
\nINTL. SALES: Africana Digital<\/p>\n
KOSOVO
\nLooking for Venera
\nDIRECTOR: Norika Sefa
\nLOGLINE: Teen who lives in the village with three generations of her family has no privacy and longs for some freedom. Film won the IFFR special jury award.
\nPRODCO: Circle Production<\/p>\n
KYRGYZSTAN
\nHome for Sale
\nDIRECTOR: Taalaibek Kulmendeev
\nLOGLINE: World premiering at Busan fest, pic centers around a couple being harassed by loan sharks.
\nPRODCO: Kyrgyzfilm<\/p>\n
LATVIA
\nJanuary
\nDIRECTOR: Viesturs Kairiss
\nLOGLINE: As Latvia tries to free itself from a collapsing Soviet Union, one student first joins the Russian military then films the battling sides. Pic unspooled at Tribeca.
\nINTL. SALES: The Yellow Affair<\/p>\n
LEBANON
\nMemory Box
\nDIRECTOR: Joana Hadjithomas
\nLOGLINE: Montreal teen finds her mother\u2019s mementos from her youth in war-torn Lebanon.
\nINTL. SALES: Playtime<\/p>\n
LITHUANIA
\nPilgrims
\nDIRECTOR: Laurynas Barei\u0161a
\nLOGLINE: This Venice player centers on an odd couple trying to find out what happened to their loved ones in a traumatic past.
\nINTL. SALES: Reason8 Films<\/p>\n
LUXEMBOURG
\nIcare
\nDIRECTOR: Carlo Vogele
\nLOGLINE: Animated story about young Icarus who tries to rescue his imprisoned friend.
\nPRODCO: Iris Productions<\/p>\n
MALTA
\nCarmen
\nDIRECTOR: Valerie Buhagiar
\nLOGLINE: When her priest brother dies, a 50-year-old woman is finally free of having to care for him.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Good Deed Entertainment<\/p>\n
MEXICO
\nBardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths
\nDIRECTOR: Alejandro G. I\u00f1\u00e1rritu
\nLOGLINE: Existential comedy follows a journalist who goes home to receive a prestigious award. The filmmaker cut 22 minutes after the Venice premiere.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Netflix<\/p>\n
MOLDOVA
\nCarbon
\nDIRECTOR: Ion Bor\u0219
\nLOGLINE: San Sebastian fest winner sees two enlistees who stumble on a carbonized body and try to identify and bury the remains.
\nINTL. SALES: Film Freeway<\/p>\n
MONTENEGRO
\nThe Elegy of Laurel
\nDIRECTOR: Dusan Kasalica
\nLOGLINE: World-premiering at the Sarajevo fest, this is the story of a professor in marital crisis who escapes to the wilderness where he falls for a girl who was once a snake.
\nPRODCO: Meander Film<\/p>\n
MOROCCO
\nThe Blue Caftan
\nDIRECTOR: Maryam Touzani
\nLOGLINE: A wife watches her husband, a closeted tailor, fall for his handsome apprentice.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Strand Releasing<\/p>\n
NEPAL
\nButterfly on a Windowpane
\nDIRECTOR: Sujit Bidari
\nLOGLINE: Busan entry about a brother who doesn\u2019t want his sister to give up her dreams.
\nPRODCO: Icefall Productions<\/p>\n
NETHERLANDS
\nNarcosis
\nDIRECTOR: Martijn de Jong
\nLOGLINE: Close-knit family suffers when the patriarch fails to surface from a dive.
\nPRODCO: Oak Motion Pictures<\/p>\n
NEW ZEALAND
\nMuru
\nDIRECTOR: Te Arepa Kah
\nLOGLINE: Drama about the 2007 police raids on the Ng\u0101i T\u016bhoe community of R\u016b\u0101toki in New Zealand.
\nINTL. SALES: Arclight Films Intl.<\/p>\n
NORTH MACEDONIA
\nThe Happiest Man in the World
\nDIRECTOR: Teona Strugar Mitevska
\nLOGLINE: In the aftermath of the war in Bosnia, a soldier seeks forgiveness from his victim.
\nINTL. SALES: Pyramide Intl.<\/p>\n
NORWAY
\nWar Sailor
\nDIRECTOR: Gunnar Vikene
\nLOGLINE: Alfred is in the middle of the Atlantic when World War II breaks out and neither he nor any of the other sailors have any weapons.
\nINTL. SALES: Beta Cinema<\/p>\n
PAKISTAN
\nJoyland
\nDIRECTOR: Saim Sadiq
\nLOGLINE: Queer Palme winner centers on the effect in a traditional family when the youngest son joins a trans dancer.
\nINTL. SALES: WME<\/p>\n
PALESTINE
\nMediterranean Fever
\nDIRECTOR: Maha Haj
\nLOGLINE: Middle-age neighbors in Haifa share a frenemity; screenplay winner at Cannes\u2019 Un Certain Regard.
\nINTL. SALES: Luxbox<\/p>\n
PANAMA
\nBirthday Boy
\nDIRECTOR: Arturo Montenegro
\nLOGLINE: Celebrating his 45th birthday at a beach house, Jimmy tells his friends to whoop it up because he is going to commit suicide after the party.
\nPRODCO: Q Films<\/p>\n
PARAGUAY
\nEami
\nDIRECTOR: Paz Encina
\nLOGLINE: Tiger Award winner about an Ayoreo-Totobiegosode girl who turns into a bird and wanders in the forest after her village and all the people are destroyed.
\nINTL. SALES: MPM Premium<\/p>\n
PERU
\nMoon Heart
\nDIRECTOR: Aldo Salvini
\nLOGLINE: Poor and homeless woman is friendless until a \u201cmechanical angel\u201d comes to her rescue.
\nPRODCO: Universidad de Lima<\/p>\n
PHILIPPINES
\nOn the Job 2: The Missing 8
\nDIRECTOR: Erik Matti
\nLOGLINE: Venice player is a sequel about a journolist who investigates the disappearance of his colleague.
\nINTL. SALES: Warner Media<\/p>\n
POLAND
\nEO
\nDIRECTOR: Jerzy Skolimowski
\nLOGLINE: Inspired by Robert Bresson\u2019s 1966 film \u201cAu Hasard Balthazar,\u201d Cannes competition title follows a donkey\u2019s life through multiple owners.
\nU.S. DIST: Janus Films\/Sideshow<\/p>\n
PORTUGAL
\nAlma Viva
\nDIRECTOR: Crist\u00e8le Alves Meira
\nLOGLINE: Cannes Critics\u2019 Week entry about a little girl who is haunted by the spirit of her recently deceased grandmother, who was considered a witch.
\nINTL. SALES: Kinology<\/p>\n
ROMANIA
\nImmaculate
\nDIRECTORS: Monica Stan and George Chiper
\nLOGLINE: While her perceived innocence protects a drug addict from the men in rehab, Daria discovers that it comes at a price.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: MUBI<\/p>\n
SAUDI ARABIA
\nRaven Song
\nDIRECTOR: Mohamed Al Salman
\nLOGLINE: A young man with a rocky relation with his father falls for a beautiful but mysterious woman at the hotel where he works.
\nPRODCO: Telfaz 11<\/p>\n
SENEGAL
\nXal\u00e9
\nDIRECTOR: Moussa Sene Absa
\nLOGLINE: The arranged marriage of their aunt results in bad consequences for twins and their family.
\nINTL. SALES: Sudu Connexion<\/p>\n
SERBIA
\nDarkling
\nDIRECTOR: Du\u0161an Mili\u0107
\nLOGLINE: A thriller about the life of a Serb family outside Kosovo.
\nINTL. SALES: Wide Management<\/p>\n
SINGAPORE
\nAjoomma
\nDIRECTOR: He Shuming
\nLOGLINE: Widowed housewife follows her passion for Korean soap operas with a visit to Seoul.
\nINTL. SALES: Rediance<\/p>\n
SLOVAKIA
\nVictim
\nDIRECTOR: Michal Blasko
\nLOGLINE: Teenage gymnast\u2019s lies about how he got injured starts a chain of events that spirals
\nout of control in this Venice Horizons entry.
\nINTL. SALES: Pluto Sales<\/p>\n
SLOVENIA
\nOrchestra
\nDIRECTOR: Matev\u017e Luzar
\nLOGLINE: B&W film about a brass band touring Austria on a bus.
\nPRODCO: Gustav Film<\/p>\n
SOUTH KOREA
\nDecision to Leave
\nDIRECTOR: Park Chan-wook
\nLOGLINE: Detective investigating a death meets the widow of the deceased.
\nINTL. SALES: MUBI<\/p>\n
SWITZERLAND
\nA Piece of the Sky
\nDIRECTOR: Michael Koch
\nLOGLINE: Berlin competition player centering on a couple\u2019s travails when mental illness takes over the man.
\nINTL. SALES: New Europe Film Sales<\/p>\n
SWEDEN
\nThe Cairo Conspiracy
\nDIRECTOR: Tariq Saleh
\nLOGLINE: Country boy manages to get into a prestigious Islamic school where he becomes embroiled in its politics.
\nINTL. SALES: Memento Intl.<\/p>\n
SPAIN
\nAlcarr\u00e0s
\nDIRECTOR: Carla Sim\u00f3n
\nLOGLINE: When the owner of a peach orchard dies, his heir wants to sell off the land on which the Sol\u00e9 family has been growing fruit for generations.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: MUBI<\/p>\n
TAIWAN
\nGoddamned Asura
\nDIRECTOR: Lou Yi-An
\nLOGLINE: Deadly night-market shooting is viewed from different characters\u2019 viewpoints, along with varying outcomes; based on real events.
\nINTL. SALES: Hope Marketing Entertainment<\/p>\n
TANZANIA
\nTug of War
\nDIRECTOR: Amil Shivji
\nLOGLINE: Adaptation of Adam Shafi\u2019s novel about an Indian-Zanzibari girl fleeing an arranged marriage, set against the background of Zanzibar\u2019s fight for independence.
\nPRODCO: Big World Cinema<\/p>\n
THAILAND
\nOne for the Road
\nDIRECTOR: Nattawut Poonpiriya
\nLOGLINE: Dying bartender goes on a road trip with his friend to seek forgiveness from those he had wronged in this Sundance World Dramatic selection.
\nPRODCO: Jetone Films, Houseton<\/p>\n
TUNISIA
\nUnder the Fig Tree
\nDIRECTOR: Erige Sehiri
\nLOGLINE: Cannes Directors\u2019 Fortnight player chronicles a day in the life of women who harvest figs.
\nINTL. SALES: Luxbox<\/p>\n
TURKEY
\nKerr
\nDIRECTOR: Tayfun Pirselimo\u011flu
\nLOGLINE: A son who goes to a village for his father\u2019s funeral is trapped there after witnessing a murder; the helmer adapted his own novel.
\nINTL. SALES: Gataki Films<\/p>\n
UGANDA
\nTembele
\nDIRECTOR: Morris Mugisha
\nLOGLINE: Garbage man in Kampala grieves the death of his infant son in this inaugural entry from Uganda.
\nPRODCO: Moideas<\/p>\n
UKRAINE
\nKlondike
\nDIRECTOR: Maryna Er Gorbach
\nLOGLINE: Family living in Donetsk on the Ukraine-Russia border faces upheaval when flight MH17 crashes near them.
\nINTL. SALES: ArtHood Entertainment<\/p>\n
UNITED KINGDOM
\nWinners
\nDIRECTOR: Hassan Nazer
\nLOGLINE: When 9-year-old Yahya and his friend find an Oscar statutette in a poor Iranian village, Yahya\u2019s boss helps them search for the origial owners.
\nPRODCO: Edge City Films<\/p>\n
URUGUAY
\nThe Employer and the Employee
\nDIRECTOR: Manolo Nieto
\nLOGLINE: Relations between two young men at the same workplace are strained by an accident.
\nINTL. SALES: Latido Films<\/p>\n
VENEZUELA
\nThe Box
\nDIRECTOR: Lorenzo Vigas
\nLOGLINE: Mystery revolves around fathers, sons and surrogates in Venice competition entry.
\nINTL. SALES: The Match Factory<\/p>\n
VIETNAM
\n578: Shot of the Madman
\nDIRECTOR: Luong \u0110\u00ecnh D\u0169ng
\nLOGLINE: Father hunts for his kidnapped daughter and the underground forces that have taken her.
\nU.S. DISTRIBUTOR: Letterboxd<\/p>\n
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