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Angel On Fire (1995)

A beautiful supermodel-turned-gangster double crosses her ruthless partners after the gang steals a precious relic from a Manila museum. Now an enterprising young Interpol agent, with the help of a comical taxi driver, must stop the vicious gang and return the relic to its rightful owners.
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A beautiful supermodel-turned-gangster double crosses her ruthless partners after the gang steals a precious relic from a Manila museum. Now an enterprising young Interpol agent, with the help of a comical taxi driver, must stop the vicious gang and return the relic to its rightful owners.

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Genre:Action, Crime
Directed By:Phillip Ko Fai
Written By:Mike Cassey, Phillip Ko Fai
In Theaters:7/3/1995
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:My Way Film Company

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