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| Kang-sheng Lee | Hsiao-Kang | |
| Shiang-chyi Chen | Coffee-shop Waitress | |
| Norman Atun | Rawang | |
| Pearlly Chua | Coffee-Shop Boss | |
| Lee-Lin Liew | Coffee-Shop Tea Maker | |
| Leonard Tee | Light Seller | |
| Su-Yee Toh | Boss's Second Son | |
| Kok-Fai Chiew | Boss's Grandson | |
| Rong-Sin Chan | Estate Agent | |
| Kok-Choy Loh | Financier | |
| Shiva | Indian worker | |
| Mohammad Rani Bin Baker | Magician | |
| Rusli Bin Abdul Rahim | Hooligan | |
| Azman Hassan | Hooligan | |
| Hariry Jalil | Hooligan | |
| Mohammad Abuha Bin Rosli | Hooligan | 
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| Producer | 
              Bruno Pesery
               Wouter Barendrecht  | 
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| Writer | 
              Ming-liang Tsai
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| Cinematography | 
              Ming-liang Tsai
               Pen-jung Liao  | 
          
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             Forest fires burn in Sumatra; a smoke covers Kuala Lumpur. Grifters beat an immigrant day laborer and leave him on the streets. Rawang, a young man, finds him, carries him home, cares for him, and sleeps next to him. In a loft above lives a waitress. She sometimes provides care and attention. More violence seems a constant possibility. They find another man abandoned on the street, paralyzed. They carry him. While no one speaks to each other, sounds dominate: coughing, cooking, coupling, opening bags; music and news reports on a radio, the rattle and buzz of a restaurant. It's dark in the city at night. We see down hallways, through doors, down alleys. Who sleeps with whom?  | 
        
            
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