'Love in Taipei'
This romance movie has strong representation of Taiwanese people.
Amazonia: Release (2007)
The Amazon jungle is steeped with mystique and enigma, bigger than any one man. Lost, and with nowhere to turn, Buckshot Man Danny Roddick races for his life through the jungle, trying to escape the wrath of the Indian warrior tribe he has disturbed. Tradition wins out over modernity at his final capture when Danny is sacrificed by horny Indians in a ritualistic orgy.
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The Amazon jungle is steeped with mystique and enigma, bigger than any one man. Lost, and with nowhere to turn, Buckshot Man Danny Roddick races for his life through the jungle, trying to escape the wrath of the Indian warrior tribe he has disturbed. Tradition wins out over modernity at his final capture when Danny is sacrificed by horny Indians in a ritualistic orgy.
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Written By:Dennis Bell, Leandro Paiacan
In Theaters:6/1/2007
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:AMG Brasil
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