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For Whom to Be Murdered
Two young men from Singapore make holiday in Hong Kong. One of them dreams about a murder. After witnessing a murder they become the targets of some gangsters. Can they outfight the thugs or will the murder dream become a reality?
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Two young men from Singapore make holiday in Hong Kong. One of them dreams about a murder. After witnessing a murder they become the targets of some gangsters. Can they outfight the thugs or will the murder dream become a reality?
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Genre:Action
Written By:Raymond Wong, Wai-Man Lai
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Safety Walk Motion Picture Company
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