Ming Dynasty general Chow Wai-On (Jet Li) clashes with nefarious eunuch Yu Hua-Tian (Aloys Chen Kun), but the real action...
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Director, Screenwriter
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2011
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China's first master detective is looking for answers to some burning questions in this blend of historical drama and mystery...
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Director, Producer
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2011
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Seven Swords director Tsui Hark proves his multi-genre mastery with this romantic comedy. Kitty Zhang (CJ7), Guey Lun Mei...
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Director, Screenwriter
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2008
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A whirlwind romance dies beneath the icy depths of the Pacific Ocean after a diver vanishes in the ancient ruins off Yonaguni...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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2008
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Three maestro Chinese action directors - Ringo Lam, Tsui Hark and Johnny To - co-helm the adventure saga Triangle. The film...
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Director, Executive Producer, Producer
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2007
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Directed by Tsui Hark, The Legend of Zu is an adaptation of the 64-volume epic novel of the same name, and follows several...
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Director, Screenwriter
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2005
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Tsui Hark (The Blade) adapted his massive martial arts epic Seven Swords (AKA Qi Jian) from Liang yu-Sheng's popular novel...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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2005
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Hong Kong legend Tsui Hark brings you this tale of high-kicking vampire action. A quartet of kung fu masters trained in the...
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Producer, Screenwriter
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2002
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The Black Mask (Andy On replacing Jet Li) faces-off against a series of gruesome mutants while frantically searching for a...
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Director, Producer, Screen Story
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2002
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Two men who have a great deal in common become friends, only to find themselves turned into enemies in this slam-bang action...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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2000
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International action star Jackie Chan stars opposite knockabout comedy sensation Jackie Chan in this story about identical...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1999
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Hong Kong action genre craftsman Tsui Hark directed this martial arts tale, his second collaboration with actor...
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Director
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1998
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Tsui Hark is the executive producer, production designer, and screenwriter of this 82-minute Chinese animated feature...
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Editor, Executive Producer, Production Designer, Screen Story, Screenwriter
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1997
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Martial arts master/doctor Wong Fei-hung (a familiar character in Hong Kong cinema) and his gang find adventure amidst the...
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Executive Producer, Screenwriter
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1997
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Like John Woo and Ringo Lam before him, noted Hong Kong action director Tsui Hark made his American filmmaking debut with a...
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Director
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1997
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Martial arts star Jet Li donned a black hat and mask to portray a comic book superhero in this pulp action tale that gets the...
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Executive Producer, Producer, Screenwriter
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1996
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The godfather of the Hong Kong action spectacular, Tsui Hark adapts Chang Cheh's 1967 martial arts masterpiece The One-Armed...
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Director, Editor, Executive Producer, Screenwriter
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1996
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Gangsters abound in this lively, romantic crime drama that is set in Shanghai during WW II. The tale of Taiwanese patriot...
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Executive Producer
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1996
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With a marvelously convoluted plot and featuring plenty of slapstick action, Chinese Feast is essentially a kung-fu film...
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Director, Executive Producer, Screenwriter
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1996
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A traditional Chinese opera provides the basis for this nonmusical sweet & sour romance that tells the tale of a 4th-century...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1995
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Tsui Hark produces and Ringo Lam directs this bleak kung-fu action thriller. Qing dynasty era martial arts heroes Fong Sai...
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Producer
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1994
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This kung fu classic weaving fact and myth earned a theatrical release in the U.S. from Miramax eight years after it was...
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Producer, Screenwriter
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1993
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Benny Chan directs and Tsui Hark produces this sprawling fantasy yarn. The film opens with kung fu master Ma Kwun-mo...
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Producer
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1993
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The third installment in the Hong Kong Swordsman trilogy is intended to recapture the success of the second film, including...
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Producer, Screenwriter
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1993
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In this, the third of what has become a long series of films, Doctor Wong Fei-Hung (Jet Li), a master of the martial arts,...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1993
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Snakes and special effects abound as human and mythical worlds collide in this lavish variation of an old Chinese fable...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1993
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Peter Mak Tai-kit spins this exuberant, visually dense adaptation from the popular similarly named Japanese anime. The film...
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Producer
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1992
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In this second of three "Swordsman" martial arts thrillers, the swordsman Ling Jet Li is traveling with his sister to a...
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Producer, Screenwriter
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1992
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It is 1895 in Canton, China. The Europeans are still milking the country for every dollar they can and claiming special...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1992
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In Taipei, Taiwan, a television executive is helping the emcee of a television show about child prodigies prepare for a...
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Executive Producer
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1991
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Though generally unknown to Western audiences, Tsui Hark is considered a giant among Asian filmmakers and this exceptional...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1991
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This is the third in a series of movies featuring creatures from Chinese ghost stories. It begins with a scene from the...
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Producer
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1991
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Tsui Hark and Ching Siu-ting spin this adventure yarn inspired by old Hollywood adventure serials. Set in the 1930s when...
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Director
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1991
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Producer
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1990
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Tsui Hark directs this critically panned kung fu action spectacular starring Jet Li as Jet, a martial arts master who...
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Director, Producer
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1989
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Producer
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1989
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Tsui Hark takes the reigns of this series following a much-publicized rift between himself and John Woo -- the director of...
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Director
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1989
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Producer
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1988
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Following the bloody climax of the previous film, A Better Tomorrow -- again directed by John Woo -- opens with Sung Chi-hi...
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Producer, Screenwriter
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1988
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In this stylish Hong Kong thriller, Tony Leung stars as a cop in Shanghai during the 1930s. His department is overrun with...
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Producer
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1988
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Internationally renowned filmmaker Tsui Hark produced this amiable screwball romantic comedy from Hong Kong director Chor...
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Producer
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1988
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Legendary Hong Kong producer/director Tsui Hark and filmmaker Ching Siutung combine forces in this high-flying supernatural...
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Executive Producer, Producer
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1987
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In this gangster epic in the tradition of The Godfather, the murder of a crime boss leads to a tense power struggle between...
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Producer
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1987
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John Woo established himself as one of Hong Kong's premiere action directors with this ultra-hip, ultra-violent action...
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Producer
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1986
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This slapstick comedy drama stars three of Hong Kong's most attractive and popular actresses of their time: Brigitte Lin is...
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Director, Producer
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1986
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Future action auteur Tsui Hark directs this amiable romantic comedy about a perpetually unemployed loser named Yan (Sam Hui...
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Director, Sunny
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1985
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Michelle Yeoh makes her starring role debut in this police drama\action spectacular, directed by Corey Yuen. The film opens...
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1985
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Shanghai Blues combines romantic comedy, slapstick, music, and several classic coincidences (a favorite ploy of director and...
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Director, Producer, Screen Story
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1984
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After appearing in cameos in the first two Aces Go Places movies, it was only a matter of time before cult filmmaker Tsui...
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Director
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1984
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A follow-up to the wildly popular All the Wrong Clues, this slapstick comedy directed by Teddy Robin Kwan, who had a...
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1983
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Neither a rank imitation of Benny Hill's comedic style nor the evocation of a playboy bachelor life can save this imperfect...
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Production Designer
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1983
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Legendary Hong Kong filmmaker Tsui Hark spins this lavishly designed fantasy epic featuring some of the most cutting edge,...
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Director
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1983
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A hugely successful crime-comedy from Cinema City and director Eric Tsang, Aces Go Places set records at the box office and...
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1982
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Tsui Hark's original version of this violent and bloody film was first banned, and then censored and recut to eradicate any...
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Cinematographer, Director, Screenwriter
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1981
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After thrice failing at the box office, future Hong Kong cinema behemoth Tsui Hark has his first bona fide success with this...
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Director
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1981
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Following up on his debut outing Butterfly Killers, Tsui Hark spins this gory and controversial cannibal crime flick. The...
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Director
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1980
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Within the walls of Shum Castle, a flock of butterflies seems to have acquired a taste for blood. In this complex tale, a...
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Director, Screen Story
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1979
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