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Wolf Pack (2022)
During one of the missions, of the Wolf Pack squad led by Lao Diao who are engaged in overseas security work for a long time discovers that foreign terrorist forces have extended their reach into China's energy lifeline.
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During one of the missions, of the Wolf Pack squad led by Lao Diao who are engaged in overseas security work for a long time discovers that foreign terrorist forces have extended their reach into China's energy lifeline.
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Genre:Action, War, Thriller
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In Theaters:9/30/2022
Box Office:$23,617
Runtime:105 minutes
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