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The Yaku and the Undefeated (2017)
After a long, work-related separation, two young martial artists go on a much needed romantic date, but their night turns deadly when they must contend with a junior monk who is bent on revenge for the death of his steroid-dealing brother.
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After a long, work-related separation, two young martial artists go on a much needed romantic date, but their night turns deadly when they must contend with a junior monk who is bent on revenge for the death of his steroid-dealing brother.
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Genre:Action
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In Theaters:9/9/2017
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Reina Productions
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