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Jaky Chan
In rural Linderos lives a young man named Jaky—a Chinese martial arts fanatic, and his two siblings Mary and Pancho. Their peaceful life in the countryside is interrupted when a vicious rumour involving Pancho reaches Jaky's ears.
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In rural Linderos lives a young man named Jaky—a Chinese martial arts fanatic, and his two siblings Mary and Pancho. Their peaceful life in the countryside is interrupted when a vicious rumour involving Pancho reaches Jaky's ears.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Victor Araneda Jure
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