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Wolf Hunters 

The film “Sword of the Sword” revolves around the extremely special occupation of the anti-drug police, on the one hand to the anti-drug police blue sea and family family clues, through a series of intricate events, highlighting the lonely and dangerous occupation of the burden Stress and responsibility. On the other hand about the anti-drug police who face the crime, courage, fear of the sacrifice of the spirit of dedication and depth of the wolf points cut off the story of drug trafficking. The film reveals the mysterious subject, passing positive positive energy, but also let the public more understanding of this ordinary and great mysterious career.
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The film “Sword of the Sword” revolves around the extremely special occupation of the anti-drug police, on the one hand to the anti-drug police blue sea and family family clues, through a series of intricate events, highlighting the lonely and dangerous occupation of the burden Stress and responsibility. On the other hand about the anti-drug police who face the crime, courage, fear of the sacrifice of the spirit of dedication and depth of the wolf points cut off the story of drug trafficking. The film reveals the mysterious subject, passing positive positive energy, but also let the public more understanding of this ordinary and great mysterious career.

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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Directed By:Liu Yanjie
Written By:Liu Yanjie
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Runtime:82 minutes
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