Family At Large
A father joins the traffickers who took his son, hoping to free the boy from a brutal smuggling run.
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About the film
What it’s about
In 2003, on China's northeastern border, a father nicknamed Reindeer discovers his son has been kidnapped for sale. To rescue the boy, he agrees to help the same gang, joining a smuggling operation that also involves a young pregnant woman and another abducted child.
What hooks you
Kang Bong-sung directs, and the cast includes Hu Ge, Vicky Chen, Wen Qi, and Ai Liya. The premise forces a parent into complicity with criminals, creating a tense moral dilemma around how far one will go for family.
Who it’s for
It will appeal to those who like crime stories built on impossible choices and slow-burning suspense, where characters must navigate a world without easy exits.
Ratings
MOVIE․ONE · 120 votesCreative team
All 18-
01
Hu Ge
Zhu Shaoyu
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02
Vicky Chen
Li Qi
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03
Wen Qi
Li Qi
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04
Ai Liya
Pan Xiulan
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05
Yan Ni
Granny
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06
Gao Sen
Actor
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07
Song Jia
Diao Er
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08
Sen Gao
Black jacket
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09
Gao Ziqi
Bing Gun
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10
Gao Ye
Yang Jie
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11
Gao Ziqi
Actor
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12
Ziqi Gao
Bing-gun
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13
Li Xueqin
Lady at grocery store
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14
Ou Hao
Dao Yu
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15
Ying-Chun Ma
Wu Weisong
Reviews
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6.3
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6.8
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7.4
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7.0
The Enforcer
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6.5
The Bygone
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7.2
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6.2
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Family At Large (2025)