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Animal World

2018, Chinese. Directed by Lam Can-zhao.

In the spring of 2017, after finishing the documentary Animal World, the independent filmmaker Ouyang Dong turned his camera to a foreign woman, Mary, played by an inflatable doll who was nearly drowned. However, in the process of filming Mary, Ouyang Dong ran into various difficulties. Moments of anger and helpless, he left the hospital with Marry. In the meantime, the police have spread their net very widely. A surprising climax awaits Ouyang Dong... The film was infiltrated with some dry humor in a plain way of narration, which certainly will catch the audience eyes on Chinese independent filmmaker from a peculiar angle.

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Animal World runs 71 minutes (1h 11m).

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If you liked Animal World, try Shark Tale, Sometimes I Think About Dying, Barbie.

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Animal World (2018) was directed by Lam Can-zhao.

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