Family At Large Trailer

Family At Large Trailer (2025)

15 November 2025 Drama, Crime 110 mins

The story follows an estranged father, nicknamed Reindeer, who is involved in a gruelling human trafficking run on China’s northeaster border with a young pregnant woman and a boy who has been kidnapped before.

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Cast

Hu Ge

as Zhu Shaoyu

Wen Qi

as Li Qi

Yan Ni

as Granny

Song Jia

as Diao Er

Gao Ye

as Yang Jie

Ou Hao

as Dao Yu

Li Xueqin

as Shop Worker

Yang Xinming

as Qu Tong Pian

Ai Liya

as Pan Xiulan

Ma Yingchun

as Wu Weisong

Zhang Yicong

as Hao Zi (Mouse)

Wang Yueyi

as Mao Ke

Zhang Benyu

as Mr. Chai

Wang Duo

as Pan Meng

Gao Sen

as Black Jacket

Crew

Bo Kang

Director

Chen Lizhi

Chen Lizhi Presenter

Hank Lee

Original Music Composer

Fan Chao

Fan Chao Director of Photography

Li Danfeng

Li Danfeng Sound Director

Kong Jinlei

Kong Jinlei Editorial Consultant

Yan Yiping

Yan Yiping Editorial Consultant

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

China 06 February 2026

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