Unbeatables Trailer (2001)

01 March 2001 Drama, Comedy 105 mins

Chinatown in the Philippines, highlighted the danger of a pair of brothers – fire weapons (Louis Fan) and Yao Yang (Roy Cheung), two wise and brave, have a good skill, but never had the chance to succeed. Wu wounding and imprisonment of a fire. All sorts of humiliation by prison officials in prison, but fortunately was rescued Chuxiong large Ge Li, Li Chuxiong appreciate their talent, to close the fire.

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Cast

Roy Cheung Yiu-Yeung as Shiny Fan

Louis Fan Siu-Wong as Flames

Crew

Phillip Ko Fai Director

Peter Cheung Wing-Yiu Producer

Benny Tam Wai-Shing Screenplay

International Titles

火武耀揚 Trailer

International Releases Dates

Hong Kong 01 March 2001

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