In 1987, at the border between Malaysia and Thailand, in the village at the foot of Xiangyu Mountain in Jida, villager Ah Chang was a devout believer of the folk god Lord Nadu, but his wife, Ah Yan, did not think so. One day, Ah Chang drove away the snake in front of the shrine and inadvertently broke the wall of his neighbor's house. Two weeks later, Achang Tu fainted in the ridge of the field, spitting blood silk rust nail, the villagers know that each circle said, A Yan did not believe it at all, determined to find a prescription for her husband. Three months later, Ah Changjiu did not recover, and Ah Yan went to the cave to worship the god of Xiangyu Mountain. At this time, a woman appeared in the cave and told her the legend of the Langya Xiu era. All of a sudden, A Yan seems to be in the fusion and opposition of the boundary, mired in fear and unknown. This film outlines the new face of oriental mysticism with superb audio-visual language and excellent scene scheduling.
7.5
