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‘The Iron Buddha’ is, impressively, the benefactor of some serious attitude problems

In some special cases, films win a viewer over for a reason that cannot be singularly attributed to just the direction, the acting, the screenwriting, the look, or the sounds. For these movies, it is the attitude they exude that carries them over the hump.

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Shaw Brothers Saturdays: ‘Dead End’ is anything but. A compelling, rich drama about wild youth.

Dead End Directed by Chang Cheh Written by Chiu Kang Chien Hong Kong, 1969 The name Chang Cheh should be recognizable to any self ascribed Shaw Brothers fan. The man was a true legend within the studio system, directing movies at such a rapid rate that even Woody Allen would blush. With a whopping total …

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