In 1932 Shanghai, a resistance leader and a gangster join forces to eliminate a Japanese military strategist. Their mission leads to violent encounters, public uprising, and ultimate sacrifice in the fight for freedom.
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"Assassination: 1932" constructs a by now familiar tale of China's partisan fight against the invading Imperial Army of Japan. This is an expensive production; sets, locations and special effects are by no means lacking. The action is well done too, with lots of frenetic martial arts and gunplay to keep things moving along. I did feel the characterisations were a bit thin at times and could have done with a little more depth, to round things out. In summary, a pretty decent action film that explores, as is so often the case with Chinese productions, its wartime past. Worth a look.
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