The Admarid Girl

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The Admarid Girl
Directed by Li Han Hsiang
Release date
  • 1972 (1972)
CountryHong Kong
Language Mandarin

The Admarid Girl is a 1972 Hong Kong film [1] written and directed by Li Han Hsiang, and starring Patrick Tse Yin, Chen Chen, Lee Kwan and Hon Kong.

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