Tian can di que
Director: Chi Lo
Actors: Sung-Chuan Shen, Chao-Ming Kang, Chiu Ho
PlotIn a remote village plagued by poverty and oppression, a skilled, yet humble blind martial artist becomes the reluctant hero for his community. Using his extraordinary senses and unparalleled expertise in martial arts, he navigates the treacherous landscape dominated by tyrannical warlords and corrupt officials. His peaceful existence takes a dramatic turn when he encounters a group of rebels seeking to overthrow the oppressive forces. Despite his reservations, he is drawn into their struggle, recognizing that his unique abilities could tip the balance in their favor. As he trains the rebels in the art of combat, he shares not only techniques but also the wisdom of inner strength and perseverance.
The rebels and their newfound mentor face escalating dangers, as their activities attract the attention of powerful enemies. Tensions rise with each encounter, leading to a series of intense and meticulously choreographed battles. Along the way, alliances are tested, and the blind warrior confronts his own painful past, revealing layers to his character that deepen the narrative. The villagers' fight for freedom grows increasingly desperate, with moments of profound loss and unforeseen betrayals shaping their journey. The film meticulously builds up to a climactic showdown that promises to alter the fate of all involved.
Writers: N/A
Release Date: 16 Jul 1982
Runtime: 90 min
Rating: R
Country: Taiwan, Hong Kong
Language: Mandarin
Home Video Reviews
A notable martial arts exploitation film with variable technical merits but excellent restoration and informative extras, showcasing truly athletic feats by disabled actors.
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