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1977·Action·1h 33m
7.1
Two illegal immigrants meet a young kid and the three become best friends until one of them joins the Triads. Now the remaining two must fight the Triads in a battle to the death.
Directed by Hua Shan
illegal immigration
male friendship
martial arts tournament

Cast

Ho Tsung-Tao
Ho Tsung-Tao
Wong Wei-lung
Lo Meng
Lo Meng
Cheung Siu-San
Ku Feng
Ku Feng
Chin Shi Po
Susanna Au-Yeung Pui-San
Susanna Au-Yeung Pui-San
Lee Choi-Wan
Susan Shaw Yam-Yam
Susan Shaw Yam-Yam
Dong Na
Chiang Tao
Chiang Tao
Ga Zeng
Lee Hoi-Sang
Lee Hoi-Sang
Master Lee
Peter Chan Lung
Peter Chan Lung
Karate Fighter
Alan Chan Kwok-Kuen
Alan Chan Kwok-Kuen
Thug
Fung Ging-Man
Fung Ging-Man
Boss Chan
Jim James
Jim James
Peter
Yuen Biao
Yuen Biao
Dock worker/Tournament fighter

Crew

Hua Shan
Hua Shan
Director
Poon Hung
Poon Hung
Editor
Hsu Hsia
Hsu Hsia
Martial Arts Choreographer
Yuen Cheung-Yan
Yuen Cheung-Yan
Martial Arts Choreographer

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3 reviews
Skipp
Skipp
Soul Brothers of Kung Fu
A group of three try to get by with their new lives and friends in Hong Kong when they attract the attention of the Triads. Blood will spill and relationships will be broken.

Bruce Li and Carl Scott (who is FIFTEEN here and already crazy good at martial arts) prove to be impeccable fighters in this tragic martial arts drama with a sad ending. There also seems to be an alternate, more positive ending for this film, but the copy I watched (stitched together from what appears to be several widescreen prints and a full screen print) chooses the sad ending. The film does not pull any punches on how brutal the Triads can be to our characters.

I actually agree with Tarantino that this is a tough tale of friendship and betrayal. There's also some really cool shots in here, like when Li stabs a guy with his fingers and you can see the man's still beating heart bleed. How did they do that?

A very strong martial arts film.
A group of three try to get by with their new lives and friends in Hong Kong when they attract the attention of the Triads. Blood will spill and relationships will be broken.

Bruce Li and Carl Scott (who is FIFTEEN here and already crazy good at martial arts) prove to be impeccable fighters in this tragic martial arts drama with a sad ending. There also seems to be an alternate, more positive ending for this film, but the copy I watched (stitched together from what appears to be several widescreen prints and a full screen print) chooses the sad ending. The film does not pull any punches on how brutal the Triads can be to our characters.

I actually agree with Tarantino that this is a tough tale of friendship and betrayal. There's also some really cool shots in here, like when Li stabs a guy with his fingers and you can see the man's still beating heart bleed. How did they do that?

A very strong martial arts film.
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