11 December 1982 Action 85 mins
A eunuch gains favor with the queen and can do no wrong in her eyes. He commits all kinds of heinous acts in his quest for wealth. A daughter of one of his victims learns swordplay so she can avenge her master who was killed by the eunuch.
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Lee Hyuk-soo Director
The One-Armed Yeo Shin-yong Trailer
Korea 11 December 1982
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