Oxhide | Another dGenerate Films Indie Title – Arts & Entertainment

www.adamdanielmezei.com — Thanks again to the good folks at Chinese indie film distributor dGenerate Films, I finally had the chance to catch Liu Jiayin’s (pictured above, far left) cute “no-budget” flick Oxhide this past weekend.

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Oxhide | Another dGenerate Films Indie Title

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