16 July 1970
A Robin Hood style story about a group who name themselves the Red Azaleas to steal from the rich to give to the poor set in ancient China - produced by left-wing The Great Wall Studio, the criticisms against the corrupt oppressive leaders in the film could be an allegory of the colonial Hong Kong government of the time this film was made.
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Hong Kong 16 July 1970
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