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Belly of the Beast (2003)

An ex-CIA agent returns to Thailand and reconnects with an old partner in order to rescue his daughter who has been kidnapped.
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An ex-CIA agent returns to Thailand and reconnects with an old partner in order to rescue his daughter who has been kidnapped.

Rating:R
Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:James Townsend
In Theaters:12/30/2003
Box Office:$254,988
Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Century Time (H.K.) Ltd., GFT Beast Films Inc., GFT Entertainment, Salon Films

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