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Thunder Ninja Kids in the Golden Adventure (1992)

Three young martial artists travel to the big city to retrieve a sacred statue that was stolen by ninjas for a criminal gang.
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Three young martial artists travel to the big city to retrieve a sacred statue that was stolen by ninjas for a criminal gang.

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Genre:Fantasy, Action, Comedy
Directed By:Lee Chiu
Written By:Lee Yun-jae, An Seung-ho
In Theaters:6/19/1992
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:IFD Films and Arts

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