The Golden Buddha

Year: 1966

Runtime: 104 mins

Language: Chinese

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Businessman Paul (Zhang Chong) accidentally swaps briefcases on a flight to Singapore. When his friend is found dead, Paul discovers a tiny Golden Buddha containing part of a treasure map. Two other Buddhas held by Lo Wei and Lin Cui complete the clue. The criminal Skeleton Gang and a seductive femme fatale chase the relics, but Paul’s kung‑fu skills give him an edge.

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