Yong zhe wu ju
A foul-tempered mute fugitive hides out amongst a theater troupe after his criminal wife got killed by the police. He sets his sights on a cowardly laundry man, and will not rest until he kills him, while donning a theatrical face...
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"In a hotel room in Kunming, China, 2005, four western tourists were getting ready to go out for that day's restaurant round, then this movie was on by accident - and we couldn't stop watching! We actually laughed at the lame slapstick, the "lion dance" was terrific, the energy - as mentioned in another review - was perfect throughout! Excellent work. Now I am at IMDb trying to check out this film, you see, we had to go 15 minutes before the ending to get to the restaurants before they closed, which was surprisingly hard to do with a random Chinese kung fu movie. We made su..."
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During the lion dance scene, in the background a yellow and black flag can be spotted. This is a flag from Enter the Dragon (1973), which featured Shih Kien as the main villain. This is significant as Kwan Tak-Hing's interpretation of Wong Fei-Hong (as seen in this film) was originally known to frequently battle villains played by Kien in the 1950s and 1960s.
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A foul-tempered mute fugitive hides out amongst a theater troupe after his criminal wife got killed by the police. He sets his sights on a cowardly laundry man, and will not rest until he kills him, while donning a theatrical face...