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Flying Swallow 

Roc Tien plays a top swordsman, who goes after a league of professional assassins and kung fu masters who are trying to upset the balance in the martial world.
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Roc Tien plays a top swordsman, who goes after a league of professional assassins and kung fu masters who are trying to upset the balance in the martial world.

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Genre:Action, Adventure
Directed By:William Chang Kee
Written By:William Chang Kee
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Cineconcord Film (H.K.) Co.

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