The Wheel of Life Blu-ray (King Hu / Japani-julkaisu)

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Jointly and respectively directed by King Hu, Lee Hsing, and Pai Ching-Jui, three major Taiwan directors of the 1970s, this film consist of three shorts with the same cast of two actors and one actress, who through reincarnation meet in three different times.

This is the pinnacle of King Hu's transcendent action, directed by him in "The Heroine" and "Legend of the Mountains." A spectacular omnibus film depicting reincarnation across three eras! Three masters of Taiwanese cinema of their time, including King Hu, the father of wire action who had a profound influence on Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, come together in this epic film. Spanning the Ming Dynasty, the early 20th century Republic of China, and the present day, this magnificently portrayed drama follows three men and women who are driven by a single sword that brings tragedy through repeated reincarnation. King Hu's stunning Ming Dynasty martial arts action film ("First Generation") is a stunning evolution of his action scenes from films such as "The Heroine" and "The Dragon Inn." His follow-up, "Second Generation," a tragic love story set in the early Republic of China, was directed by Lee Sing, known as the "father of Taiwanese cinema." He led the "healthy realism" movement in the 1960s and won the Golden Horse Award for Best Director three times. Hou Hsiao-hsien also began his career under his tutelage. Pai Jingrui, who directed the contemporary film ("The Third Generation"), which strongly evoked the then-emerging Taiwanese New Cinema, was a devotee of Italian neorealism and the first Taiwanese filmmaker to study film in Italy and become a director. Three directors with completely different personalities and backgrounds, using the same cast, beautifully weave this epic tale of karma around the theme of reincarnation! ?1983 Golden Horse Awards Best Editing and Best Art Direction / 1983 Asia Pacific Film Festival Best Actor Award [Story] "The First Generation": Ming Dynasty. The head of the secret police abducts the beautiful daughter of a provincial governor on her way to be sent to a powerful man in the capital. Her former fiancé, a rebel leader, sets out to recapture her. A thrilling battle unfolds in the mountains! "The Second Generation": The early Republic of China. A powerful man falls in love at first sight with the star of a failing Peking Opera troupe and offers to help. The troupe recovers, but as the couple's relationship deepens, friction arises between them and the troupe's leader, ultimately unfolding into a tragic tale. "The Third World": Present-day. A female dancer arrives on a remote island and falls in love with a young fisherman. However, he is also one of the brothers of the temple that carries out the island's traditional rituals. As her conflict reaches a climax, she must decide whether to follow the island's teachings and traditions or choose free love... [Cast] Shi Chun ("The Hero," "The Dragon's Inn," "Legend of the Mountains"), Ben Xuefeng, Zhang Huiyan Approximately 105 minutes / Single-sided / 16:9 Vista / Mono / Chinese / Japanese subtitles