Pursuit (1972 Hong Kong film)

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Pursuit is a 1972 film produced by Shaw Brothers studio, directed Cheng Kang, starring Yueh Hua, Wang Chin Feng and Fan Mei Sheng. [1]

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References

  1. "Hong Kong Cinemagic - Pursuit".