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Anna in Kungfu-land
Anna, a martial artist competes in a tournament to honor her Shaolin father but finds herself chasing love and stardom in Hong Kong.
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Anna, a martial artist competes in a tournament to honor her Shaolin father but finds herself chasing love and stardom in Hong Kong.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Lau Ho-Leung, Chan Hing-Kai, Ho Man-Lung
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Runtime:96 minutes
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