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Saturday Fiction is a chinois film of genre Drama directed by Lou Ye with Gong Li
Saturday Fiction (2021)
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Add to a movie listSaturday Fiction est un film chinois réalisé par Lou Ye, qui sortira en 2019. Le film est en compétition officielle à la Mostra de Venise 2019.
Actors
Gong Li
(Yu Jin)
Joe Odagiri
(Furuya Saburo)
Pascal Greggory
(Frederic Hubert)
Tom Wlaschiha
(Saul Speyer)
Wang Chuanjun
(Mo Zhiyin)
Tenma Shibuya
(Lieutenant Hosoda)
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