White Phantom

Year: 1987

Runtime: 89 mins

Language: English

Director: Dusty Nelson

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Camouflaged ninjas hijack a case of plutonium from a California transport in daylight. In Sanzhi, Taiwan, Colonel (Bo Svenson) learns of the theft, suspects the Sakura family, and sends informant‑dancer Mai Lin (Page Leong) to retrieve the material, pairing her with Willi (Jay Roberts Jr.), a drunken harmonica‑player who is a white ninja.

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