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The 601st Phone Call (2006) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 18, 2006

Original Title:
第601个电话

Alternate Titles:
Di liu ling yi ge dian hua
第601個電話

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Warner China Film HG Corporation

Production Countries:
China

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 90

Overview from TheMovieDB

The movie is about a young girl named Yishu who believes she has no luck at all and she blames her name for it. One day she starts receiving phone calls from people thinking that she is the popular singer Tianyou. It turns out that someone has leaked 600 phone numbers of famous people to the internet and Yishu's phone number got mixed up in the bunch. She finds it annoying at first but soon she receives a text message from Xiaowen, who is the singer in an amateur rock band. He wishes to write a song for Tianyou and wants Yishu -who he thinks is Tianyou's assistant- to deliver the song to Tianyou. Tianyou is a popular singer, but hasn't had a hit number lately. Because of this she gets pressured by her cruel agent into recording an album that she doesn't want to record, because it doesn't contain any good songs. This decision gets her into a lot of trouble...

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Director:
Zhang Guoli

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