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Black Cat 

Catherine is a violent and disturbed young lady who is shot down by the government in one of her escapades. She wakes up in a training facility and is taught to use weapons, combat, and is put through heavy endurance training. When she is done, she is given the code name "Black Cat". Catherine is now an assassin for the government and is very good at it but she soon finds a boyfriend and is caught between her love for him and her deal with the government
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Catherine is a violent and disturbed young lady who is shot down by the government in one of her escapades. She wakes up in a training facility and is taught to use weapons, combat, and is put through heavy endurance training. When she is done, she is given the code name "Black Cat". Catherine is now an assassin for the government and is very good at it but she soon finds a boyfriend and is caught between her love for him and her deal with the government

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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller, Romance
Directed By:Stephen Shin Kei-Yin
Written By:Lam Daan-Ping, Lam Wai-Lun, Chan Po-Shun
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:D & B Films

Cast

Director

Stephen Shin Kei-Yin

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Jade Leung Tsang

Erica Leung / Black Cat / Catherine

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Thomas Lam Cho-Fai

Thomas

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Simon Yam

Brian

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Curtis Fraser

Prison Guard

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Denise Stauffer

Prison Guard

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Jordy Shane

Disguised Old Woman

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Audrey Rene

Bride

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Mary Rawbins

Hostess

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Randi Lynne

Prison Guard

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Glen Morrison

Gun Instructor

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Kiara Hunter

CIA Agent

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