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How Are You, Dad? (2009)

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Время выполнения : 1Ч 47М

Директор : Chang Tso-chi
Писатель : Chang Tso-chi

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A father can have many different kinds of faces. Which one does your father have? This is a film of ten short stories, and each shows a different relationship between a father and his son. Each story reveals the complexity between fathers and sons.

Актеры

Teresa Daley
Teresa Daley
Pei Huei Ji
Fan Wing
Fan Wing
Fan Chih Wei
Jack Kao
Jack Kao
Tai Bo
Tai Bo
Kao Meng-Chieh
Kao Meng-Chieh
Chieh Chang
Chieh Chang

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Chang Tso-chi
Chang Tso-chi
Screenplay
Chang Tso-chi
Chang Tso-chi
Director

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