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After the war a young woman from Saigon goes to the countryside at the call of the government to teach love of country to the local people. There she finds that she doesn't really believe in what she teaches, that she's not really interested in the butterflies and birds of the poems she recites and is terribly bored in the countryside.

Red Pirate and his people caught women for ransom with two girls from royal British family among them. But his ingenious plan gets complicated when his men decide to rape hostages and one of the women manages to escape and informs police about Red Pirate's hideout. HK police joins their forces with Vietnamese commandos, navy and air-force and the battle with pirates begins.

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Phạm Công Cúc Hoa

The Tayson Gallantry (Vietnamese: Tây-sơn hiệp-khách, lit. 'Gallantry in the Tayson Era') is a 1991 Vietnamese 35mm wuxia film directed by Lê Hoàng Hoa in his art name Khôi Nguyên, adapted from Lê Hoàng Khải's 1990

Heroes of the Tay Son Dynasty

Kẻ Trộm Chó

Police in the China and Hong Kong co-operate to bring a criminal gang to justice.

After being framed by the police, Yuan Zhong attempts to prove his innocence.

Incomplete body parts are being accidentally discovered. Macau cops call for investigation into the case and reveal a grisly murder behind the story of delicious buns. Years ago, Wong, an employee of Eight Immortals Restaurant, cheated on gambling and was found out by his employer. Wong was mad and killed the whole family of his employer and destroyed the evidence by serving the customers with pork buns made with the human flesh from the bodies. Unexpectedly, the restaurant has become famous for its delicious pork buns since then...

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