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Call Me Agent
A young woman, Miu Ling, who dreams of becoming a secret agent. One day she rescues an injured Agent Wing, who promises to make her his apprentice. From then on, her life is a roller-coaster of madcap adventures.
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A young woman, Miu Ling, who dreams of becoming a secret agent. One day she rescues an injured Agent Wing, who promises to make her his apprentice. From then on, her life is a roller-coaster of madcap adventures.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Lam Siu-Kei
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Xin World SDN BHD, Dramovie Group Limited, Evo Pictures
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