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Brutal Boxer

A martial arts classic from the golden age of kung fu cinema, Brutal Boxer delivers nonstop action and raw intensity. When a skilled fighter is pushed to the edge, he unleashes his deadly techniques in a battle for honor, vengeance, and survival. Packed with fierce choreography, gritty fight sequences, and the relentless energy that defined 1970s Hong Kong action films, this cult favorite is a must-watch for fans of old-school kung fu thrills.

The Children of Sanchez

Based on Oscar Lewis’s acclaimed book, this powerful drama tells the story of a poor family struggling to survive in the slums of Mexico City. Anthony Quinn stars as Jesús Sánchez, a domineering yet loving father whose clashes with his children reveal both hardship and resilience. With strong performances from Dolores del Río and Lupita Ferrer, The Children of Sánchez is an emotional portrait of poverty, dignity, and the enduring strength of family bonds.

Sun Flower

When Xiangyang was ten years old, his grandmother passed away, and he went to live with his father. Father and son used to be strangers but now they gradually get along very well. In order to make his family lead a better life, the father goes away from home to find work.

Weapons of Death

In San Francisco's Chinatown, Eric runs a martial arts school. His skills come in handy when a band of thugs kidnaps his half-sister for a large Chinese gang. The head thug took the job because he has a score to settle with the girl's father. The Chinese gang wants ransom money from the girl's mother, who, despite living modestly, has enough to pay it. Eric gathers a team of expert fighters from his school and goes off to get the girl back. But emotions run high when the team is joined by the father who had left his family years ago. Later, they'll be joined by a kidnapper with a conscience. In the hills, the girl escapes and gets recaptured several times. The hills are teeming not only with the members of the Chinese gang, but with female assassins and cruel bikers, too.