Shocking 12 Hours in Mandarin

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6.0 good

Actor:Andy Lau, Alan Tam, Michael Chan, Eric Tsang

Director:Wang Jing

Release:2025-06-25

Intro On August 8, during Singapore's 25th National Day celebration, the internationally renowned Dalai Lama visits Singapore, while the Japanese Red Army plans to assassinate him. Hong Kong Interpol officer Lei Tai (played by Alan Tam) is ordered to protect the Dalai Lama and eliminat

Shocking 12 Hours in MandarinThe film site is on 2025-06-25 09:06:24 Collected in / Free HD Films. Watch the vip box office in the mainland. The villain characters cooperate and the special effects story center starts production. Special reminder: If you have your own opinions about the film, please leave a comment. On August 8, during Singapore's 25th National Day celebration, the internationally renowned Dalai Lama visits Singapore, while the Japanese Red Army plans to assassinate him. Hong Kong Interpol officer Lei Tai (played by Alan Tam) is ordered to protect the Dalai Lama and eliminate the Red Army's North Island Saburo faction. On the flight to Singapore, the gangster Big B (played by Andy Lau) meets Dalai Lama's girlfriend Ah Ling (played by Rachel Lee) by chance. The Dalai Lama calculates that he and Ah Ling share the same fortune, and they both face the same challenge in their destinies. As soon as the plane lands, Red Army members ambush the Dalai Lama, injuring him and Ah Ling. It turns out that both of them have the rare blood type P, and at that moment, there are only three P blood type citizens in all of Singapore. If they cannot find blood within 8 hours, both their lives will be in danger. The remaining members of the North Island quickly launch a hunt for P blood type individuals in Singapore, while Lei Tai and his team consistently fall one step behind. Big B, worried about his girlfriend's safety, forces Lei Tai to work with him. At this time, only one P blood type person, Fat Bo (played by Eric Tsang), remains...

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