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Haunted by the murder of her husband on their wedding day, champion kickboxer Kathy descends into a self-destructive spiral until she decides to seek justice against Ludwig, the ruthless crime lord responsible. After a failed infiltration leaves her near death, she is rescued and rehabilitated by a reclusive old man and his grandson. But her return to the city takes a deadly turn when Ludwig kidnaps her saviors, forcing Kathy to enter a brutal martial arts tournament where she must fight to save them and finally exact her revenge.
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Haunted by the murder of her husband on their wedding day, champion kickboxer Kathy descends into a self-destructive spiral until she decides to seek justice against Ludwig, the ruthless crime lord responsible. After a failed infiltration leaves her near death, she is rescued and rehabilitated by a reclusive old man and his grandson. But her return to the city takes a deadly turn when Ludwig kidnaps her saviors, forcing Kathy to enter a brutal martial arts tournament where she must fight to save them and finally exact her revenge.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Ackyl Anwari
Written By:Melanie Umbara
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Rapi Films

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