Formed Police Unit | |
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Simplified Chinese | 维和防暴队 |
Literal meaning | Peacekeeping Riot Squad |
Directed by | Tat Chiu Lee |
Written by | Li Hui, Wu Mengzhang, Carrie Ann |
Produced by | Andrew Lau Liu Xuewu |
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Cinematography | Yuen Man Fung |
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Running time | 101 minutes |
Country | China |
Language | Mandarin |
Formed Police Unit is a 2024 Chinese action film based on real events of the Chinese Formed Police Unit when they were deployed on duty overseas. Directed by Hong Kong director Tat Chiu Lee, and produced by Andrew Lau, the film stars Huang Jingyu, Wang Yibo, and Zhong Chuxi. [1]
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