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Ricky Lau’s 1985 comedy horror hit Mr. Vampire popularised jiangshi fiction: a genre centred on reawakened corpses herded by Taoist priests. Over 40 years later, documentary student Jie is filming Lao Li (believed to be the last jiangshi on earth) for his graduation project when a familiar face from the past shows up. Only Priest Four Eyes, portrayed by original actor Anthony Chan, can give Lao Li the sendoff he deserves.
– Loes van Keulen
Also in this combined programme
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Oh Be a Fine Girl Kiss Me
History and fiction intertwine in this playful account of four nuns who mapped the heavens. -
Ako Kantu
A Valentine’s Day special episode takes an unexpected turn when a sensationalist YouTuber interviews a local charismatic thief. -
Film details
- Country of production
- China
- Year
- 2026
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2026
- Length
- 20'
- Medium/Format
- DCP
- Language
- Chinese, Cantonese
- Premiere status
- World premiere
- Principal cast
- Chan Anthony Yau, Zhang Benyu, Linyu Zhong
- Director
- Yu Chih-chieh
- Producer
- Robin Yung
- Screenplay
- Yu Chih-chieh, Tang TU, Lin Shizhao
- Cinematography
- Pu Yingjie
- Editing
- Yu Shing Fung
- Production design
- Xie Ziyi
- Sound design
- Allen Kang Yulun
- Production company
- Kaixin Mahua Film Ltd., Bingchi (Shanghai) Pictures Co. Ltd., Reticent Veterans Film Ltd.
- Sales / World rights holder
- Reticent Veterans Film Ltd.
Shows of "The Last Jiangshi"
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This screening consists of the following films:
- Oh Be a Fine Girl Kiss Me
- The Last Jiangshi
- Ako Kantu
- Dogma 65
Video on demandSoon available -
KINO 3
This screening consists of the following films:
- Oh Be a Fine Girl Kiss Me
- The Last Jiangshi
- Ako Kantu
- Dogma 65
In-personwith Q&AEnglish subtitledSoon available -
KINO 4
This screening consists of the following films:
- Oh Be a Fine Girl Kiss Me
- The Last Jiangshi
- Ako Kantu
- Dogma 65
In-personwith Q&AEnglish subtitledSoon available