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Revenge of a Lady Fighter
After a small town is attacked by a gang of vicious bandits, the men of the community learn to fight. When Rosa comes to town she is rescued by Ming, who once taught her all the fighting techniques.
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After a small town is attacked by a gang of vicious bandits, the men of the community learn to fight. When Rosa comes to town she is rescued by Ming, who once taught her all the fighting techniques.
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Genre:Thriller, Action, Drama
Written By:Greg Macabenta
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Runtime:91 minutes
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