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Calibre .357 (1985) [N/A]

Featuring:
Nelson Datu Anderson, Jean Saburit, Marilou Bendigo

Written by:
Cora Caballes
Ronnie Paredes

Directed by:
Eddie Nicart


Release Date:
January 26, 1985

Original Title:
Calibre .357

Genres:
Action

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18 

Overview from TheMovieDB

Nelson Grant, secret agent of the FBI, is traveling to Manila with the order to track down the boss of a powerful drug syndicate and to smash his organization. Simultaneously he wants to avenge his best friend’s death who was killed insidiously by the gangster boss. Totally on his own he fights his way through, and he goes mercilessly his own way, leaving a trail of blood behind him. – He is not able to depend on anyone, with the exception of his weapon, a magnum caliber 357, which he got from his dead friend. Will he be able to solve the task; will he be able to avenge the murder of his friend?

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Overview from Open Movies

A UNDERCOVER AGENT GETS INVOLVED IN THE ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN.

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Rankings and Honors

Calibre .357 (1985) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 6.0/10

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Production

Director:
Eddie Nicart

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