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Twin Daggers (2008)
A shady Los Angeles martial arts assassin is hired by a beautiful woman to avenge the death of her parents, who were killed by her evil twin sister. But when the hit man tracks down his target, he finds himself strangely attracted to her. Trapped between his heart and his duty, he ultimately faces a shattering new revelation.
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A shady Los Angeles martial arts assassin is hired by a beautiful woman to avenge the death of her parents, who were killed by her evil twin sister. But when the hit man tracks down his target, he finds himself strangely attracted to her. Trapped between his heart and his duty, he ultimately faces a shattering new revelation.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Adventure
Written By:Allen Shan
In Theaters:7/28/2008
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Cinema Systems, Xi An Mei Ah Culture Communication Limited, China Film Group Corporation
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