Eastern Condors 1987
“A lethal secret arsenal was left behind in the jungle of Vietnam. Their job: find it and destroy it!”
What is Eastern Condors?
Eastern Condors is a film first released in 1987. Catalogued under Action, Adventure, War.
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 1987
- Status
- Released
- Runtime
- 97 minutes
- Release date
- Jul 9, 1987
- Studios
- Orange Sky Golden Harvest, Paragon Films, Bo Ho Films
- Genres
- Action, Adventure, War
- Updated
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Eastern Condors is a film first released in 1987. Catalogued under Action, Adventure, War. Produced and broadcast by Orange Sky Golden Harvest, Paragon Films, Bo Ho Films. Current status: Released.
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“Chinese prisoners embark on a dangerous covert mission to destroy a secret missile depot in Vietnam.”
- high-stakes covert mission plot
- classic action and adventure
- limited background details available in the synopsis
Watch it if you enjoy classic action and war adventures involving secret missions in the jungle.
The film contains war and action themes suitable for audiences interested in military adventures.
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When was Eastern Condors released?
The film was released in Hong Kong on July 9, 1987.
What is the main mission in the film?
A group of prisoners is sent to destroy a secret depot of missiles left behind by the US in Vietnam.
What are the genres of the film?
The film encompasses action, adventure, and war.
Who is sent on the covert mission?
A motley group of Chinese prisoners held in the US is sent on the mission.
What is the promise given to the prisoners?
They are promised a pardon in exchange for completing the mission.
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