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Death on a Rainy Day 

Two French agents fight a Chinese sect that aims to control the American Secretary of Defence via high-tech medicine, so that he would start a world war.
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Two French agents fight a Chinese sect that aims to control the American Secretary of Defence via high-tech medicine, so that he would start a world war.

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Genre:Action, Thriller, Comedy
Directed By:Ramón Comas
Written By:Keith Luger, Chris Chatterley, José Luis Madrid, Ramón Comas
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Producciones Cinematográficas Centro S.A. (PROCENSA), Ticino Films, Aquila Film Enterprises

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