龍沐香 (1970)
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1h 26min
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| Dettaglio | Valore |
|---|---|
| Titolo originale | 龍沐香 |
| Lingua originale | 普通话 (ZH) |
| Lingue parlate | 普通话 |
| Stato | Released |
| Compagnie di produzione | Cathay Studios |
| Data di uscita | 31 dicembre 1970 |
| Director | 楚原 |
| Producer | Choo Kok Leong |
| Writer | 楚原 |
| Editors | Wang Zhao-Xi |
| Cinematography | Lee Man Kit |
| Asst. Directors | 楚原 |
| Composer | Yan Sit-Ping |
| Sound | Yan Sit-Ping |
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| Costume Design | Sung Siu-Kong |
| Makeup | Sung Siu-Kong |
| Hairstyling | Sung Siu-Kong |
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Date di uscita per paese
| Tipo | Paese | Data | Cert. | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uscita in sala |  Hong Kong | 31 dic 1970 | — | This is a film of great importance. It's the first Mandarin martial arts film by Chor Yuen, marking the turning point in the career of the great director. Chor had enjoyed a successful career in the Cantonese cinema before his highly unlikely feat of making a glorious crossover to the other side of Hong Kong film's dialect divide. After Cold Blade, he would go on to make a string of similarly stylized swordplay films that are considered exemplary works of martial arts cinema. Cold Blade was considered lost when a print was discovered a few years back, generating great excitement despite the misfortune that a segment of the print was without sound. The Hong Kong Film Archive was fortunate to have located another print with a complete soundtrack, safeguarded in France by the collector Marie-Claire Quiquemelle. Though the lengths of the two prints do not match, the Archive's conservation team was able to restore the film to a condition much closer to that of the original. Extensive color grading was also done when this restored print was struck. (HKFA) |