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18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin 1983

Status
Released
Director
Lai Ya Chian
Network
An Lai Film Company
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What is 18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin?

The film 18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin was released in Hong Kong on January 6, 1983. Categorized under the comedy, action, adventure, and fantasy genres, the movie explores the historical legacy of Shaolin temples and their famous kung fu schools from thousands of years ago, which even the best fighters in the world did not dare to challenge.

Type
Film
Year
1983
Status
Released
Release date
Jan 6, 1983
Original language
ZH
Origin
Taiwan
Studios
An Lai Film Company
Genres
Comedy, Action, Adventure, Fantasy
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★ TMDB users: 5.2/10 from 6 votes
Status
Released
Network
An Lai Film Company
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The film 18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin was released in Hong Kong on January 6, 1983. Categorized under the comedy, action, adventure, and fantasy genres, the movie explores the historical legacy of Shaolin temples and their famous kung fu schools from thousands of years ago, which even the best fighters in the world did not dare to challenge. During the Ching Dynasty, the reigning government held total control over the Shaolin temples and schools. The plot centers around a monk named Chi Kong, who is not a real monk and is actually evil. He accepts girls as students and teaches them the kung fu style, forming a group of eighteen female students.

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“A gripping exploration of comedy and action that commands attention through bold storytelling and immersive performances.”

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Is 18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin worth watching?

18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin holds a community rating of 5.2/10 based on 6 verified viewer ratings. It offers engaging Comedy, Action for fans of the genre.

How long is the movie 18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin and when was it released?

18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin is a feature film with a runtime of 110 minutes. It was released in 1983. Release status: Released.

Who directed 18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin?

18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin was directed by Lai Ya Chian.

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