French Indochina, 1953 Desperate for shelter, young refugee Linh (Kate Nhung) stumbled onto the rubber plantation owned by widowed Sebastien Laurent (Jean-Michel Richaud). Offered a domestic's position, she couldn't have foreseen that she'd fall in love with her employer, nor he with her. She also couldn't have foreseen that the grounds were haunted by the restless-and jealous-spectre of Laurent's wife (Svitlana Kovalenko). Kim Xuan, Rosie Fellner also star. 104 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack Vietnamese; Subtitles English, Spanish. In Vietnamese with English subtitles.
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French Indochina, 1953 Desperate for shelter, young refugee Linh (Kate Nhung) stumbled onto the rubber plantation owned by widowed Sebastien Laurent (Jean-Michel Richaud). Offered a domestic's position, she couldn't have foreseen that she'd fall in love with her employer, nor he with her. She also couldn't have foreseen that the grounds were haunted by the restless-and jealous-spectre of Laurent's wife (Svitlana Kovalenko). Kim Xuan, Rosie Fellner also star. 104 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack Vietnamese; Subtitles English, Spanish. In Vietnamese with English subtitles.

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