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Nat chan finds a mentally retarded Pat Ha, who has run away from home. Her father is a millionare and wants her to have brain surgery which has a 50% chance of death. Pat runs away because her father girlfriends secret lover threatens her.
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Nat chan finds a mentally retarded Pat Ha, who has run away from home. Her father is a millionare and wants her to have brain surgery which has a 50% chance of death. Pat runs away because her father girlfriends secret lover threatens her.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Shaw Brothers
Cast
Wong Jing
Director
Natalis Chan Pak-cheung
Lolanto
Pat Ha Man-Jik
Liao Shu Wen
Michael Chan Wai-Man
Yu Ren Da
Bill Tung Biu
Bill Liao
Sibelle Hu Hui-Chung
Da's Girlfriend at Playground
Wong Jing
Fat Lung
Phillip Ko Fai
Philip Chan
Ai Ti
Jenny
Lam Fai-Wong
Lolanto's Mechanic
Chan Lap-ban
De's Mother
Elaine Jin Yan-Ling
Mrs Yu Ren Da
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