KING BOXER (1972)  aka FIVE FINGERS OF DEATH Chinese: 小拳王 DVD: 30 Dec 2004 Publisher: celestialpictures.com Description A young boxer plans to enroll in a famous martial arts school to improve his skills. When he realizes the school has been taken over by a nasty gang, he chooses to stand up and fight the best the gang has to offer in a deadly tournament. Information from amazon.com

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Product Details Actors: Lo Lieh, Tien Feng Directors: Cheng Chang Ho Format: Anamorphic, Color, DVD, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC Language: Chinese, English Subtitles: English, Spanish Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.) Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 Number of discs: 1 Rated: R (Restricted) Studio: Weinstein Company DVD Release Date: June 19, 2007 Run Time: 104 minutes Information from amazon.com

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Chung Chang-Wha to receive Lifetime Achievement Award at the 11th New York Asian Film Festival
posted May 10, 2012 3:03 PM by Vu Nguyen

First Details Released on The 11th New York Asian Film Festival
May 9th, 2012  By Doctor Gash
The opening night film is Pang Ho-cheung’s astonishingly filthy, extremely hilarious Vulgaria, a movie about making movies, shot in just 12 days, all about gangsters named Brother Tyrannosaur, sleazy lawyers, the sex film industry, and men who love donkeys a little too much. The Hollywood Reporter calls it a “...laugh-out-loud, aptly titled comedy.” Pang himself, Hong Kong's hottest young director, will be a guest of the festival, and we'll be presenting his new romantic comedy, Love in the Buff, about a couple who meet in the smoke break alley outside their office building and try to make their romance work despite cell phones dropped in toilets, friends who have the death touch, and corporate moves to Beijing.

We'll also be giving a Lifetime Achievement Award to Chung Chang-Wha, the great Korean action director whose 1972 movie for Hong Kong’s Shaw Brothers studio, Five Fingers of Death, was the first international martial arts hit to break through in the West. It launched the kung-fu craze over here, and we’ll have him in the house for a screening of a gorgeous print of Five Fingers of Death.