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Pink Thief
A group of young people are helped to illegally immigrate from China to Hong Kong by a local gang, but when they arrive they are immediately abused by the gang and paid little for the tasks they are given. Struggling to survive, the group turn to petty crime to make ends meet. When one of the group accidentally picks the pocket of a chief detective, he decides to use the group of desperate immigrants to help him infiltrate their gang.
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A group of young people are helped to illegally immigrate from China to Hong Kong by a local gang, but when they arrive they are immediately abused by the gang and paid little for the tasks they are given. Struggling to survive, the group turn to petty crime to make ends meet. When one of the group accidentally picks the pocket of a chief detective, he decides to use the group of desperate immigrants to help him infiltrate their gang.
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Genre:Crime, Action
Written By:Chang Yung-hsiang
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Yung Sheng Film Company
Cast
Yueh Chien-feng
Director
Lu Hsiao-Fen
Hsiao-Tieh Lan / Pink Thief
Tsui Shou-ping
Fang Yu-Shu / Pink Thief's Elder Brother
Tsai Hung
Cha Lung
Chin Shih-Erh
Pao-Liang
Lui Ming
Chief Detective Lu
Chen Hui-Lou
Old Lai
Tien Feng
Hao / Eagle Gang Boss
Wang Chi-Sheng
Eagle Gang #1 Henchman
Chien-hung Yang
Hao's Mistress
Chin Yung-Hsiang
Mu Ko-Tiao
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