Twin Tears

When time becomes a prison, would you kill yourself to break the cycle?

In 1932, Shanghai’s most dazzling ballet dancer, Shen Peilan, returns home, only to meet a woman at the theater who looks almost exactly like her: Su Mengdie. The only difference is the naturally occurring cinnabar mole beneath Peilan’s right eye.

“She stole more than my face. She stole my life.”

This is a century-long hunt for herself.

And the only way to break the deadlock is for every version of “me” across all of time and space to pull the trigger at once.