Men Qian Bo Di
Director
<span class="directorlist">Xu <span class="showtext">Haofeng, Xu Junfeng.</span></span>
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Synopsis
The time is 1920’s, martial art academies flourish in Tianjin. Owner of a martial art academy Master Shen leaves his shop to his top apprentice, Qi Quan, so that his son, Shen An, can take a bank job to gain upward mobility. A duel is arranged by his deathbed to have Shen defeated by Qi - to nip Shen’s martial arts dream in the bud. Shen refuses his defeat, martial art is dear to his heart. He requests the Chair of the wushu circle, Meng, to arrange another duel but is turned down bluntly. With no hope for a proper duel, Shen takes Qi to fight on the street - a serious mistake as apprentices should settle brawls inside their own walls.
Screenings
20:30
Cinemex Jacarandas | Sala 10
Friday 26.7.
Cast and crew
Director
<span class="directorlist">Xu <span class="showtext">Haofeng, Xu Junfeng.</span></span>
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Producer
<span class="showtext">Jacky Heung. </span>
Writer
<span class="directorlist">Xu <span class="showtext">Haofeng, Xu Junfeng.</span></span>
Cast
<span class="showtext">Jacky Heung, Andy On, Beahayden Kuo, Shiyi Tang, Yuan Li.</span>
Editor
David Rivero Martín.
Director's bio:
Haofeng Xu is a renowned novelist and filmmaker in China where Wushu is his domain. His various titles have been officially selected by Venice Int. Film Festival andToronto Int. Film Festival, among many others. He is an award winner at all top Chinese film awards including China Golden Rooster and Hundred Flower Film Awards, Golden Horse Film Awards and Hong Kong Film Awards. On top of his film and novel works, he also is a teaching professor at The Beijing Film Academy.
Junfeng Xu had a career in film distribution before he became a screenplay writer and director. 100 Yards is his debut feeature as a director.
The two Xus are brothers.
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