The Golden Triangle (Blu-ray)

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The Golden Triangle (Blu-ray)A Thai army undercover drug agent infiltrates an opium ring in the Golden triangle, but falls in love with the woman ring leader. An undercover agent infiltrates a powerful opium syndicate operating in Southeast Asia's Golden Triangle, but his mission is complicated when he falls for the cartel's enigmatic female leader. Danger, betrayal, and deception unfold in this gritty martial arts crime thriller set against a backdrop of the international drug

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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2000