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Martial arts master John Liu flies to Paris to try and find his daughter whom is being held captive by a syndicate. Other martial artists get tangled within the syndicates plans to make Liu leave France or have him executed.
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Martial arts master John Liu flies to Paris to try and find his daughter whom is being held captive by a syndicate. Other martial artists get tangled within the syndicates plans to make Liu leave France or have him executed.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:John Liu
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Box Office:$435,730
Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:John Liu's Film Corp., Lui Ming (International) Film Enterprises
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