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New independent romantic comedy Shanghai Calling, produced by Janet Yang and directed by Daniel Hsia, stars Korean-Irish American actor Daniel Henney as an ambitious New York attorney who is sent to Shanghai and stumbles upon a legal fiasco that could end his career. Geng Le and Zhu Zhu co-star in the soon to be released film.
View the trailer below and find out more via the Shanghai Calling website!
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