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90 minutes exactly — the "classic feature" runtime most directors aim for.

"Ghost Blowing Lanterns: Longling Labyrinth"
After returning from the ancient city of Jingjue, Xue Li Yang found that the curse of ghost-eye erythema had afflicted her, and used a strategy to let King Hu Bayi, Fatty Wang and others go to the Longling Labyrinth to find the Dragon Bone Book, trying to lift the curse. Taking risks, encountering ancient mythical beasts, a giant catfish, the iron-headed dragon king, red-eyed wolves that feed on human bones, and fighting human-faced spiders, the road ahead is uncertain, whether they can escape…
“Ghost Blowing Lanterns: Longling Labyrinth”
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Cai Heng
Hu Bayi

Gu Xuan

Chen Yusi

Marc Ma

Tou Tsung-hua
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Xing Fei directs. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Produced in China. Dialogue in Mandarin.
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