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Kung Fu Juniors 

Caught between his parents’ academic expectations and his grandfather’s devotion to kung fu, young Liang Ruicheng loses his confidence after a youth martial arts competition costs his family a treasured jade heirloom, sending tensions soaring. At his lowest point, Ruicheng discovers how kung fu shaped three generations of his family and finds the strength to forge his own path forward.
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Caught between his parents’ academic expectations and his grandfather’s devotion to kung fu, young Liang Ruicheng loses his confidence after a youth martial arts competition costs his family a treasured jade heirloom, sending tensions soaring. At his lowest point, Ruicheng discovers how kung fu shaped three generations of his family and finds the strength to forge his own path forward.

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Genre:Action, Comedy
Directed By:Clifton Ko Chi-Sum
Written By:Clifton Ko Chi-Sum
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Runtime:90 minutes
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