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A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
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Why this pick
Like Raging Phoenix, it gives a charismatic young Thai heroine a physical, emotionally driven fight for vulnerable people, with elaborate close-quarters choreography and an increasingly bruising sense of danger.
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Why this pick
This Thai-Korean martial-arts adventure shares Raging Phoenix’s playful training energy, flamboyant acrobatic combat, and a team dynamic that turns personal loyalties into high-stakes action.
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Why this pick
A determined woman at the center, kidnappers as an urgent threat, and forceful hand-to-hand fights make this a more hard-edged but similarly propulsive martial-arts rescue thriller.
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Why this pick
Its romantic undercurrent, desperate mission, and inventive Vietnamese action choreography echo the blend of emotional stakes and kinetic combat that powers Raging Phoenix.
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Why this pick
For the same taste in inventive Asian action, this delivers a mismatched group under relentless pressure, distinctive fighters, and energetic brawls that keep escalating without losing character interplay.
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01 / THE STORY
Deu (Jija Yanin) meets three masters of drunken martial arts—"Dog Shit", "Pig Shit", and Sanim, when they foil an attempt to abduct her. She convinces them to train her in their martial arts style, and learns that they have come together to defeat the Jaguar Gang, who abduct "special" young women. She falls for Sanim while he trains her—but learns that he is still in love with Pai—his fiancée who was abducted by the Jaguar Gang three years before, during what was supposed to be their wedding.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Deu
