Bond girl Michelle Yeoh returns for more thrill-a-minute on-screen action in this follow-up to Yes, Madam, validating her role as Asia’s top female action superstar.

Yeoh plays the role of Michelle Yip, a Hong Kong policewoman who manages to thwart a hijacking attempt with the help of a Japanese Interpol agent Peter (Henry Sanada), and security guard Michael (Michael Wong).

When two of the hijackers are killed, their remaining friend vows revenge, intending to hunt down the wife and daughter of the Japanese Interpol agent before turning his weapon on Michael and Michelle. The two law enforcers join forces in a race against time to track down the ruthless mercenary before he has a chance to pick them all off one by one.

Featuring Michelle Yeoh in her very first leading role, Yes, Madam firmly put Yeoh in the limelight; setting her on the path to becoming the award-winning action superstar she is today.

After a murder orchestrated by the crime boss Tin (James Tien) takes place, an incriminating piece of microfilm linking him to his criminal activities is stoeln by two-bit thugs Aspirin (Mang Hoi) and Strepsil (John Sham). With the police eager to get their hands on this vital piece of evidence, hard-hitting police officer, Inspector Ng (Michelle Yeoh) is teamed up with an aspiring young police officer from Scotland Yard, Carrie Morris (Cynthia Rothrock). The unlikely pair work to track down the microfilm, and put Tin behind bars.

Set in 1938 against a backdrop of brewing conflict between Japan and China, Michelle Yeoh plays daring aviatrix and mercenary soldier Fok Ming-Ming, who comes to the rescue of a Chinese spy sent to gather intelligence on the Japanese Army’s plans, as they infiltrate Mainland China. With their sights set on future conflict with the Chinese forces, a group of ruthless Japanese generals harbour plans to manufacture poison gas in a remote mountain village.

After a forced landing, Fok Ming-Ming enters the township to locate the agent, but soon becomes embroiled in the conflict where spectacularly choreographed fighting scenes demonstrate Yeoh’s martial arts mastery, culminating in a vicious, action-packed battle to oust the Japanese forces.