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Title Call # Category 3 Extremes = Saam Gaang 44843 Horror 36Th Title Call # Category 3 extremes = Saam gaang 44843 Horror 36th chamber of Shaolin =Shao Lin san shi liu fang 45387 Action 8 diagram pole fighter = Wu Lang ba gua gun 51635 Action/adventure Ai shen = Eros 41122 Bai fa mo nü zhuan = Bride with white hair 31457 Fantasy Bao bei ji hua = Rob-b-hood 43007 Bio zombie = Sang dut sau shut 47784 Horror Black dragon (previously released as Miracles) 38437 Blood of Yingzhou District 45538 Chan is missing 41272 Cheng shi lie ren = City hunter 39880 Cheng shi te jing = The big heat 35832 Chibi = Red cliff 49327 - 49328 Action/adventure China blue = Zhongguo zheng lan 43877 Chinese feast = Jin yu man tang 50089 Romantic comedy Chinese ghost story = Qian nü you hun 31568 Chinese odyssey 2002 = Tian Xia Wu Shuang 50752 Romantic comedy Chiseen 42960 Chocolate 47863 Action Chongqing sen lin =Chungking express 34029 Chun guang zha xie = Happy together 31519, 38837, 49445 Drama/romance CJ7 48174 Claws of steel = Wong Fei Hung: Chi tit gai dau neung gung (Jet Li) 48502 Action/comedy Come drink with me 48035 Country teachers = Feng huang qin 36931 Drama Crouching tiger, hidden dragon 31847 Da nei mi tan ling ling = Forbidden City cop 46757 Drama Da zhi lao = Running on Karma 39984 Action Dao ma dan 51323 Comedy/action Dao ma zei = Horse thief 49381 Drama Deng dai li ming = Hong Kong 1941 36333 War Di san lei da dou = Heaven and Hell 45606 Action Die xie jie tou = Bullet in the head 37201 Action Diexue shuang xiong = The Killer 31444 Dim sum = A little bit of heart 41271 Divergence 45443 Dong xie xi du = Ashes of time 32571 Dongfang Bubai zai qi feng yun = East is red 41273 History Dung fong tuk ying = Eastern condors 36898 Drama Er shi si cheng ji = 24 city 50528 Drama Eternal summer = Sheng xia guang nian 47861 Eye = Jian gui 36608 Fallen angels = Duo luo tian shi 49444 Drama Farewell my concubine 31159 Fei cheng chuan, A = Days of being wild 38840 Fist of legend = Jing wu ying xiong (Jet Li) 50102 Action/drama Fist of the white lotus = Hong Wending san po bai lian jiao 39959 Action/drama Flowers of Shanghai = Hai shang hua 34497 Drama Four assassins = Ma ko Po lo 48500 Action/adventure Good men, good women 40206 Gui zi lai le = Devils on the doorstep 40086 War Guisi = Silk 46548 Horror Happy times = Xingfu shiguang 35049 Drama He Liu = River 40542 Heaven and Hell = Tengoku to jigoku 45606 Crime/drama Hei she hui = Election 46444 Crime Hei tai yang:Nan Jing da tu sha = Black sun 38296 History Hei yan guan = I don't want to sleep alone 48083 Comedy Hero = Ying Xiong 38473 Heroic trio 34838 Hong gao liang = Red sorghum 49768 Drama/war Hong se niang zi jun = Red detachment of women 50525 War Hong Xiguan = Executioners from Shaolin 39958 Hou Xiaoxian jing dian dian ying xi lie = Summer at grandpa's 41266 - 41269 Drama House of Flying Daggers 40275 Hsia nu = A touch of zen 37851 Adventure Hua Mulan chuan qi = Saga of Mulan 41265 Hua yang nian hua = In the mood for love 33866 Huo yuan jia = Fearless 44871 Huo zhe = To live 35829, 36296 In love we trust = Zuo you 49851 Drama Infernal affairs 2 48060 Infernal affairs 3 48048 Iron monkey = Siu nin Wong Fei Hung ji: Tit Ma Lau 34779 Action/comedy Jing Ke ci Qin Wang = Emperor and the assassin 32286 Jing Ke ci Qin Wang = Emperor and the assassin 32286 Jiu yi shen diao xia lü = Savior of the soul 42994 Action Ju Dou 30297 Drama Kekexili = Mountian Patrol 43576 Drama Koma 39886 Lan feng cheng = Blue kite 35763 Legend of Guan Gong 45135 Li Shuangshuang 50526 Comedy Lin shirong = Magnificent butcher 36904 Liu zhi qin mo = Deadful melody 51164 Adventure/fantasy Long hu men = Dragon tiger gate 48126 Action Lorelei (DTS/Hong Kong version) 37831 Action/drama Lost in Beijing = Ping guo 47744 Drama Malu tianshi 45276 Drama Man cheng jin dai huang jin jia = Curse of the golden flower 45248 Master of disaster = Lung fu siu yeh (Jackie Chan) 48500 Action/comedy Meng ying tong nian = Electric shadows 42991 Miao jie shi san mei = Angel of Vengeance 42997 Millennium mambo 39001 Myriad of lights = Songhuajian shang 47772 Orphan on the streets, An 47773 Peony pavilion 33857 Pien lien 31309 Please vote for me 50236 Documentary Please vote for me 48784 Princess Iron Fan 47774 Promise 46031 Qi ji de xia tian = My football summer 47558 Qi mou miao ji wu fu xing = Winners and sinners 38440 Comedy Qian nü you hun = Chi ghost story 31568 Action Qing she = Green snake 31296 Fantasy Red firecracker, green firecracker = Pao da shuang deng 32472 Romance of the western chamber 47799 Royal tramp collection 47700 Royal warriors 34830 Ruan Lingyu = Centre stage 34464 Biography Saam gaang = 3 extremes I 44843 Horror Saam gaang = 3 extremes II 42958 Horror San = Umbrella 48718 San chuang Shao lin = Shaolin intruders 48014 Se, jie = Lust, caution 46290 Shao Lin san shi liu fang = 36th chamber of Shaolin 45387 Action Shaolin Martial Arts = Hong quan yu yong chun 48500 Action Shaolin soccer = Siu lam juk kau 39123 Shaolin vs Wu Tang = Shao Lin yu Wu Dang 48500 Action She diao ying xiong zhuan zhi dong cheng xi jiu = Eagle shooting heroes50085 Comedy She he ba bu = Snake and crane arts of Shaolin 38438 Sheng si jie = Stolen life 45274 Shi qi sui de dan che = Beijing bicycle 34508 Shijie = World 42780 Shizi jietou = Crossroads 45359 Shuang qi Zhen dao ke = Double flags 41264 Silk 46548 Song jia huang chao = Soong sisters 38007 Song, Qin = Emperor's shadow 36250 Spray of plum blossoms/Two stars in the Milky Way = Yi jian mei47763 ; Yin han shuang xing Spring River flows east = Yi jiang chun shui xiang dong liu 46565 Springtime in a small town 38939 Story of Qiu Ju, The = Qiuju da guan si 49552 Comedy Sunflower = Xiàng rì kúi 47849 Drama Swordsman II = Xiao ao jiang hu zhi: Dong Fang Bu Bai 49926 Action/fantasy Through Chinese women's eyes 50895 Documentary Thunderbolt = Pi li huo 43910 Tian bian yi duo yun = Wayward Cloud 47277 Tian xia di yi quan = King boxer 45984 To lo tʻien shih = Fallen angels 31313 Tôkyô sonata = Dongjing zou ming qu 49704 Drama Tongzhi in love 49639 Documentary Unknown pleasures 41647 Visits: hungry ghost anthology 49157 Horror Wu jian dao = Internal affairs 38434 Wu shi = Warrior 36552 Xi meng ren sheng = The puppetmaster 33625 Xia dao Gao Fei = Full contact 34045 Xia ri nuan yang yang = I love Beijing 50065 Drama Xiao ao jiang hu = Swordsman 41403 History Xiao ao jiang nu = Laughing in the wind (Vol. 1) 41270 Xiao ao jiang nu=Laughing in the wind (Vol. 2-4) 42986 - 42988 Xiao cai feng = Balzac & the little Chinese seamstress 41409 Biography Xin Long men ke zhan = Dragon Inn 32567 Action Xiu Xiu 32221 Xun cheng ma = Postman fights back 40001 Action Xun qiang = Missing gun 37785 Yan zhi kou = Rouge 38006 Yang Ban Xi = |a 8 model works 45591 Yang guang can lan de ri zi = In the heat of the sun 35816 Drama Yao a yao, yao dao wai po qiao = Shanghai triad 32037 Ye ban ge sheng = Song at midnight 45293 Ye yan = Banquet 43004 Yi ge dou bu neng shao = Not one less 39955 Comedy Yi Yi = One and a two 33873, 43630 Yin shi nan nü = Eat drink man woman 33871 Ying xiong = Hero 35830 Ying xiong wu lei = Heroes shed no tears 33779 Yong zhe wu ju = Dreadnaught 51933 Drama Zhi fu = Uniform 43006 Zhonghua zhan shi = Magnificent warriors 36897 Zi hudie = Purple Butterfly 39739 History Zi ri = Purple sunset 40787 Drama Zoku Miyamoto Musashi = Samurai II 38469 Action Zong heng si hai = Once a thief 32539 Zu warriors 42189 Zui hao de shi guang = Three times 44403 Zui quan II = Drunken master II 49827 Action/comedy.
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