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John Stamford, an expatriate Australian, now a private detective in Singapore, becomes involved in a fake pharmaceuticals case and a dangerous love triangle.
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John Stamford, an expatriate Australian, now a private detective in Singapore, becomes involved in a fake pharmaceuticals case and a dangerous love triangle.
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Genre:TV Movie
Written By:Robert Marchand
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Australian Film Finance Corporation, Barron Entertainment, Multimedia Gesellschaft für Audiovisuelle Information mbH, New South Wales Film & Television Office, Nine Network Australia, The Western Australian Film Council
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