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Martial artist, motorcycle racer, auto mechanic and street fighter Rudy (George Rudy) gets involved with another man's girlfriend, which leads to a kidnapping, torture and lots and lots of fighting.
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Martial artist, motorcycle racer, auto mechanic and street fighter Rudy (George Rudy) gets involved with another man's girlfriend, which leads to a kidnapping, torture and lots and lots of fighting.
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Genre:Action
Written By:George Rudy
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Budiana Film
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