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Running Out of Time 2 

Ho Sheung Sang finds himself wrapped up in another cat-and-mouse game, this time against a tricky magician.
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Ho Sheung Sang finds himself wrapped up in another cat-and-mouse game, this time against a tricky magician.

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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Yau Nai-Hoi, Au Kin-Yee
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Box Office:$756,370
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:One Hundred Years of Film Company, China Star Entertainment, Milkyway Image

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