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Anti-Drug Operation (2024)

Two brothers witness their mother's murder by a drug lord. One becomes a cop, the other a drug lord. Years later, they face off on opposite sides of the law.
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Two brothers witness their mother's murder by a drug lord. One becomes a cop, the other a drug lord. Years later, they face off on opposite sides of the law.

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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
Directed By:Guan Dongjie
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In Theaters:9/3/2024
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Runtime:79 minutes
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