'Love in Taipei'
This romance movie has strong representation of Taiwanese people.
Blowback (2000)
After a psychotic religious killer is captured and sentenced to death, he is instead recruited by the US government and trained to become a professional assassin. He now seeks revenge on all those who participated in sentencing him to death.
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After a psychotic religious killer is captured and sentenced to death, he is instead recruited by the US government and trained to become a professional assassin. He now seeks revenge on all those who participated in sentencing him to death.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Jeffrey Goldenberg, Bob Held, Randall Frakes
In Theaters:3/10/2000
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Mark L. Lester
Director
Mario Van Peebles
Insp. Don Morrell
James Remar
John Matthew Whitman / Schmidt
Sharisse Baker-Bernard
Det. Monica Ricci
Gladise Jimenez
Charlotte Hart-Morrel
David Groh
Capt. Barnett
Stephen Caffrey
Agent Norwood (fake)
Stephen Poletti
Judge Paul Gant
Peter Allas
Ed Ackers
Leslie Zemeckis
Sandra Carlow
Simon Rhee
Henry Dang
Jaime Kailani
Denise Greer
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