During his weekend leave from the military, Hai goes home to help out at the family deer farm. The humid air, the smell of grass and blood mix with his memories. The deer once cured Hai's childhood illness is sent away. How will Hai deal with the past and the future?
Sean Huang
Hai
Akira Chen
Hai's father
Chang Pai-huei
Hai's grandmother
Cherry Hsieh
Auntie Mei
Cres Chuang
Uncle Zheng
Hu Jhih-ciang
Worker
During his weekend leave from the military, Hai goes home to help out at the family deer farm. The humid air, the smell of grass and blood mix with his memories. The deer once cured Hai's childhood illness is sent away. How will Hai deal with the past and the future?
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