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Magic Barber (2015) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 17, 2015

Original Title:
爱情魔发师

Alternate Titles:
Magic Barber
牵过你的黑发的我的手

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Production Countries:
China

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 95

Overview from TheMovieDB

Although Pan Qing (played by Zhang Ran) graduated from a prestigious college, he still adheres to his ideals and runs a small barber shop, hoping to have a foothold in the bustling metropolis of Beijing. By chance, Pan Qing met a young woman named Zhang Xuejiao (played by You You). Zhang Xuejiao was being forced to marry by her family because of her age, and she was feeling stressed. Pan Qing's appearance smoothed the wrinkles in her heart. Over time, the two came together. This beautiful relationship ended with the appearance of Zhang Xuejiao's mother (played by Zhu Mimi). This is a woman who is eager for quick success and greed. She feels that there is no future in opening a barber shop and cannot make big money, so she tries every means to force Pan Qing to transform the barber shop into a pet grooming salon. At the same time, she also looked down upon Pan Qing, who was born in a rural area, and believed that he was too unworthy to be with her daughter.

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Director:
Hai Qing

Writer:
Jun Wu

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