Open Fire

Year: 1988

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Director: Roger Mende

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When Governor Joe Rouke’s (Carradine) daughter is abducted by South American terrorists while touring with the Children for World Peace Choir, Rouke teams up with Kung Fu master Ly and the elite squad of eight lethal women known as The Panthers. Together they launch a daring, explosive rescue operation to bring her home.

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