Rob N Roll

Summary Decadent Murong Hui teams up with violent bandits after a botched robbery. A female detective pursues them as they scheme to steal a bag of money, leading to chaotic events due to betrayals and twists under the "I rob, you rob me" code. View more details

Rob N Roll

Directed : Albert Kai-Kwong Mak

Written : Ryker Chan Albert Kai-Kwong Mak Uen-Ching Man

Stars : Aaron Kwok Richie Jen Ka-Tung Lam Maggie Ho-yee Cheung

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Genres : Action Comedy Crime

Release date : Jan 18, 2024

Countries of origin : China Hong Kong

Language : Mandarin Cantonese Chinese Shanghainese Chaozhou

Production companies : Entertaining Power Pegasus Motion Pictures Orange Sky Golden Harvest Entertainment

Summary Decadent Murong Hui teams up with violent bandits after a botched robbery. A female detective pursues them as they scheme to steal a bag of money, leading to chaotic events due to betrayals and twists under the "I rob, you rob me" code. View more details

Details

Genres : Action Comedy Crime

Release date : Jan 18, 2024

Countries of origin : China Hong Kong

Language : Mandarin Cantonese Chinese Shanghainese Chaozhou

Production companies : Entertaining Power Pegasus Motion Pictures Orange Sky Golden Harvest Entertainment

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