Light Language in Casablanca
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A Fight for Honor (1992)
A young girl who competes in Tae Kwon Do has trouble winning tournaments. Fate provides her an opportunity to train with a martial arts master. Will she win her next tournament?
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A young girl who competes in Tae Kwon Do has trouble winning tournaments. Fate provides her an opportunity to train with a martial arts master. Will she win her next tournament?
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Genre:Action
Written By:Sam Um
In Theaters:5/17/1992
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Runtime:90 minutes
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