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Monk Comes Down the Mountain
A monk leaves his monastery and ventures out into the real world for the first time in his life, and ends up in an adventure with a kung-fu master who is guarding a special artifact.
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A monk leaves his monastery and ventures out into the real world for the first time in his life, and ends up in an adventure with a kung-fu master who is guarding a special artifact.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Chen Kaige, Zhang Ting
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Box Office:$64,455,686
Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures
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