The Duel

Year: 1971

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: Chinese

Director: Chang Cheh

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Tan Jen‑chieh is exiled to clear his name after his adopted father is murdered. Hunted on the streets, his lover Butterfly is forced into prostitution, while the suspected killer, the smooth‑talking Rambler, remains close. When they discover a betrayal, Tan and the Rambler join forces against everyone in a brutal quest for vengeance.

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