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Variety reports that Reel Suspects, the Paris-based international sales company, has taken on worldwide sales for Chinese filmmaker Ah Biao's debut feature "Border," set to world premiere in competition at the San Sebastián Film Festival where it will vie for the Golden Shell. The film, whose Chinese title is "Bian Jing," features a cast led by Zheyan Li, Feng Qi, Sanming Han, Gang Zheng, and Tao Guo. A debut in San Sebastián's official competition signals immediate industry recognition for a first-time director crossing linguistic and national boundaries.
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