Winner of the Technical Grand Prize at Cannes, this Taiwanese kung fu classic from writer-director King Hu features Feng Hsu...
Winner of the Technical Grand Prize at Cannes, this Taiwanese kung fu classic from writer-director King Hu features Feng Hsu as a fugitive on the run from corrupt officials.
"A young scholar named Gu lives near a rundown fort rumored to be haunted. One day, he befriends Yang (Feng Hsu), a mysterious beauty hiding inside the fort. After a night of passion with Gu, Yang reveals that her father, an honorable official, was executed by the nefarious but powerful Eunuch Wei. Now she is also hounded by Wei’s agents, who attempt to eradicate all trace of her family. Gu then finds himself caught up in her struggle to survive. When the agents attack the fort, he devises brilliant tricks to crush the siege. Though in love with Gu, Yang leaves him after the battle to become a Buddhist nun, trying to leave her past behind. However, after realizing that Gu is in danger, Yang and her mentor set out to protect him. When they confront Eunuch Wei's evil minions, a battle of carnage ensues…" (Cannes Film Festival)
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- Award winner
- Winner of the Technical Grand Prize, 1975 Cannes Film Festival.
- Runtime
- 200
- Genre
- Adventure
- Country of origin
- Taiwan