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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Signals: Water Tiger Inn

Overview of films

  • Ashes of Time Redux

    Wong Kar-wai | 93' | Hong Kong | None

    For Ashes of Time, Wong Kar-wai swapped the conventions of the wuxia genre for his beloved theme of love and loss. The film can also…
  • Dragon Gate Inn

    King Hu | 111' | Taiwan | None

    The epitome of a 1960s wuxia and a must-see by King Hu. Mostly taking place at one location – the inn – the scenes are…
  • Drunken Master

    Yuen Woo-ping | 106' | Hong Kong | None

    One of Jackie Chan’s early films that saved the kung fu genre from plunging further down the box office after Bruce Lee’s death. Features acrobatic…
  • Duel to the Death

    Ching Siu-tung | 86' | Hong Kong | None

    The storyline is just an excuse for Ching to reinvent wuxia in cinema, incorporating western techniques and his own innovations. Acrobatic combats wit
  • Executioners from Shaolin

    Lau Kar-leung | 100' | Hong Kong | None

    Evil Bai Mei has burnt down the Shaoling Temple. Hong Xiguan fiercly vows vengeance, but first must wed Yongchun, a martial equal, who uses her…
  • Fong Sai Yuk

    Yuen Kwai | 100' | Hong Kong | None

    Jet Li may be better known for his role in Once Upon a Time in China, but this humorous interpretation of the Shao Lin legend…
  • The Ghost with Six Fingers: Part 1

    Chan Lit-ban | 94' | Hong Kong | None

    A couple are hired to guard and deliver an empty box, but are sucked into a bitter dispute. Become drawn into a vivid imaginary world,…
  • Golden Swallow

    Chang Cheh | 108' | Hong Kong | None

    Following on from the success of The One-Armed Swordsman, director Chang Cheh branched out into new territory. Full of machismo, and with a hero dress
  • Killer Clans

    Chu Yuan | 103' | Hong Kong | None

    A godfather meets a romantic killer against a backdrop of traditional chivalry. An ingénue falls for an assassin with a penchant for poetry. Vicious f
  • King Boxer

    Jeong Chang-Hwa | 97' | Hong Kong | None

    The film that introduced kung fu to the West in 1972. More violent than its contemporaries, King Boxer’s eye-gouging, skull-cracking fight scenes, pai
  • Legend of the Mountain

    King Hu | 184' | Taiwan | None

    A scholar travels afar to copy scriptures, only to be possessed by evil spirits. Legend of the Mountain saw King Hu do away with the…
  • Pedicab Driver

    Sammo Hung | 95' | Hong Kong | None

    1980s Hong Kong action cinema drew upon new elements such as romance and burlesque. This fine example has heart-warming love stories, fun tricycle cha