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Chasing the Dragon
An illegal immigrant from Mainland China sneaks into the corrupt British-colonized Hong Kong in 1963, transforming himself into a ruthless drug lord.
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An illegal immigrant from Mainland China sneaks into the corrupt British-colonized Hong Kong in 1963, transforming himself into a ruthless drug lord.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Wong Jing, Jason Kwan
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Box Office:$87,965,942
Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:Mega-Vision Pictures (MVP), Bona Film Group, Infinitus Entertainment
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