Shaolin Master and the Kid

Year: 1978

Runtime: 92 mins

Language: Chinese

Director: Lin Fu-Ti

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A government law officer is sent to avenge his brother’s murder, tasked with tracking down the killers. As he pursues his grim mission, wave after wave of assassins confront him, yet he dispatches each foe with ruthless, militant efficiency, leaving no opposition standing.

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