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AKA: The Shanghai Encounter
Stars: Yuen Biao, Anita Mui, Sammo Hung
Director: Teddy Robin
Description: A set of 6 lobbycards printed by Golden Harvest to support the worldwide distribution of ‘Shanghai, Shanghai’. these are printed on thin paper accompanied by English text.
Publishing year of product: 1990
Condition : Mint (never displayed)
Size: A4
AKA: The Shanghai Encounter
Stars: Yuen Biao, Anita Mui, Sammo Hung
Director: Teddy Robin
Description: This is an original movie flyer printed by Golden Harvest to promote the international sales of the film. Its on glossy paper, and features English text and colour photos from the movie.
Publishing year of product: 1990
Condition : Mint (never displayed)
Size: A4
‘Writing Kung Fu’, directed by 80s action icon Bolo Yeung, is a lost cult classic of Hong Kong cinema.
Reel East is proud to present this fact-packed feature-length commentary from Asian cinema expert Bey Logan and son Ryan. From the hidden Reel East fortress in Hong Kong, this dynamic duo delivers new facts, background and observations about a Hong Kong movie classic.
“If Sergio Leone, Ingmar Bergman and Monte Hellman made a grindhouse film together, it would look kind of like this…”Bey Logan
These film commentaries were formerly only available as DVD/ Blu-ray bonus features, you can now enjoy these insights simply by playing the commentary while watching your own copy, existing copy or any copy of the movie, or even listen to it while driving, bathing or drinking. You will hear everything about the making of, film locations, history and origin of the story and kung fu style, and many more, about the film.
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This is a colorful and insightful analysis of 36 classic Hong Kong kung fu movies. Drawing on first hand interviews and archive materials, the first volume of this groundbreaking work examines 18 genre classics in exhaustive detail. A must have for both film fans and cineastes alike.
Author Bey Logan is a screenwriter, producer and kung fu expert. He wrote the book ‘Hong Kong Action Cinema’, scripted Jackie Chan’s ‘The Medallion’, produced ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon : Sword of Destiny’ and runs the Kwai Chung Martial Club in Hong Kong. A long-time Hong Kong cinema historian, he has spoken on the subject on the BBC and CNN, and at the Smithsonian.
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36 Chambers of Kung Fu Cinema (Vol 1)
This is a colorful and insightful analysis of 36 classic Hong Kong kung fu movies. Drawing on first hand interviews and archive materials, the first volume of this groundbreaking work examines 18 genre classics in exhaustive detail. A must have for both film fans and cineastes alike.
Author Bey Logan is a screenwriter, producer and kung fu expert. He wrote the book ‘Hong Kong Action Cinema’, scripted Jackie Chan’s ‘The Medallion’, produced ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon : Sword of Destiny’ and runs the Kwai Chung Martial Club in Hong Kong. A long-time Hong Kong cinema historian, he has spoken on the subject on the BBC and CNN, and at the Smithsonian.
This is a colorful and insightful analysis of 36 classic Hong Kong kung fu movies. Drawing on first hand interviews and archive materials, the first volume of this groundbreaking work examines 18 genre classics in exhaustive detail. A must have for both film fans and cineastes alike.
Author Bey Logan is a screenwriter, producer and kung fu expert. He wrote the book ‘Hong Kong Action Cinema’, scripted Jackie Chan’s ‘The Medallion’, produced ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon : Sword of Destiny’ and runs the Kwai Chung Martial Club in Hong Kong. A long-time Hong Kong cinema historian, he has spoken on the subject on the BBC and CNN, and at the Smithsonian.
500+ pages of kung fu-rious fun!
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Special Memorabilia Package: For limited time only! Comes with FREE Hong Kong movie memorabilia pack, including ‘Warriors Two’ theatrical flyer, ‘The Young Master’ sales flyer, ‘Knockabout’ sticker and an original Golden Harvest studio dubbing script!
This is a colorful and insightful analysis of 36 classic Chinese kung fu movies. Drawing on first hand interviews and archive materials, the first volume of this groundbreaking work examines 18 genre classics in exhaustive detail. A must have for both film fans and cineastes alike.
Author Bey Logan is a screenwriter, producer and kung fu expert. He wrote the book ‘Hong Kong Action Cinema’, scripted Jackie Chan’s ‘The Medallion’, produced ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon : Sword of Destiny’ and runs the Kwai Fong Martial Club in Hong Kong. A long-time Hong Kong cinema historian, Bey has spoken on the subject on the BBC and CNN, and at the Smithsonian.
A fistful of films from cinema’s funkiest Shaolin monk!
This special edition excerpted from Bey Logan’s ’36 Chambers of Kung Fu Cinema’ celebrates the life and career of martial arts movie legend Gordon Liu. Liu starred in a string of classic Shaw Bros titles directed by his brother, Lau Kar-leung, and is best-known to international audiences for his role in Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill Volume Two’.
This Special Edition covers the films ‘The 36th Chamber of Shaolin’, ‘Heroes of the East’, ‘Clan of the White Lotus’, ‘Martial Club’ and, from ‘36 Chambers Volume Two’, ‘Eight Diagram Pole Fighter’.
(Bey Logan is an author, film producer and long-time practitioner of Hung Gar kung fu.)
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Title: A Better Tomorrow 3
Star: Chow Yun-fat, Anita Mui, Tony Leung
Director: Tsui Hark
Description: This is a set of 14 lobbycards printed by Golden Princess for the original theatrical Hong Kong distribution of the film.
Publishing year of product: 1989
Condition : Mint (never displayed)
Size : 28 cm × 36 cm
Title: A Man Called Tiger
Star: Jimmy Wang Yu, James Tien, Maria Yi
Director: Lo Wei
Description: This is an original artwork poster printed by Hong Kong’s legendary Golden Harvest studios. It was issued for distribution to Asian theatres during the original theatrical release of this martial arts classic.
Publishing year of product: 1973
Condition : Mint (never displayed)
Size: 20 X 30 inches.
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