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Featuring:
Chaoying Xu, Zhanyi Zhang, Shuhe Su
Written by:
Lei Xu
Directed by:
Lei Xu
Release Date:
November 29, 2019
Original Title:
平原上的夏洛克
Alternate Titles:
Ping yuan shang de xia luo ke
Rebuilding
Summer Detective
Genres:
Comedy | Drama
Production Companies:
Beijing Culture
Production Countries:
China
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 90
Chaoying, a retired rancher, decides to renovate his house after selling off his cattle. Shuhe, a villager helping with the renovation, is found badly injured after a hit-and-run. Chaoying and his friend Shuangzi vow to bring the culprit to justice.
Sherlock on the Plains is an absurd comedy film produced by Rao Xiaozhi and directed by Xu Lei. The film tells that a super-British house was flipped over, a friend Shuhe came to help with cooking, and was hit by a car while in a coma while being hospitalized, and the vehicle escaped. Chaoying and his good friend Zhanyi transformed into a rural detective group, riding an electric three-wheeler on the North China Plain, and set off on the story of chasing the driver. The film won the "Best Film Text" award at the 13th FIRST Youth Film Festival.
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Director:
Lei Xu
Editor:
Ye Ruchang
Executive Producer:
Frant Gwo
Rao Xiaozhi
Lu Yang
Producer:
Chen Yushan
Ge Song
Writer:
Lei Xu
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