羔羊游戲

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故事發(fā)生在1996年之前的香港,女主雪莉在自己的婚禮現(xiàn)場遭遇劫匪挾持,并目睹丈夫死于匪徒槍下。無法走出陰霾的她現(xiàn)于一家射箭館任職。臺風(fēng)之夜,她意外滯留樓內(nèi),目擊同一幫匪徒在大廈內(nèi)殺人,她也不慎暴露了自己的蹤跡,在驚惶不安的逃亡過程中,她意外遇到了同為滯留者的盲眼老人南哥,兩人一邊抵抗匪徒的無情追殺,一邊設(shè)法逃離這棟噩夢般的大廈。然而窮兇極惡的匪徒竟要?dú)⑷藴缈冢├蚺c南哥在信號中斷、出口全部被封的大樓內(nèi),苦苦找尋著活下去的辦法……

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故事發(fā)生在1996年之前的香港,女主雪莉在自己的婚禮現(xiàn)場遭遇劫匪挾持,并目睹丈夫死于匪徒槍下。無法走出陰霾的她現(xiàn)于一家射箭館任職。臺風(fēng)之夜,她意外滯留樓內(nèi),目擊同一幫匪徒在大廈內(nèi)殺人,她也不慎暴露了自己的蹤跡,在驚惶不安的逃亡過程中,她意外遇到了同為滯留者的盲眼老人南哥,兩人一邊抵抗匪徒的無情追殺,一邊設(shè)法逃離這棟噩夢般的大廈。然而窮兇極惡的匪徒竟要?dú)⑷藴缈?,雪莉與南哥在信號中斷、出口全部被封的大樓內(nèi),苦苦找尋著活下去的辦法……

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