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Chinese Kung Fu Against Godfather

1974, Chinese. Directed by Lee Tso-Nam.

Obeying the wishes of his mother, a young sojourner heads out to Amsterdam to work for his cousin. Against his better judgment, he joins his cousin in the drug-trade.

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1h 20m
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Chinese
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Released
22 November 1974
Original title
大鄉里大鬧歐洲
Written by
Luk Pak-Sang

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Chinese Kung Fu Against Godfather (1974) was directed by Lee Tso-Nam and stars Cliff Lok, Jan Willem Stoker, Ine Veen.

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