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Bastard Swordsman A.K.A. Tian can bian (1983)
Bastard Swordsman A.K.A. Tian can bian (1983)
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Bastard Swordsman is a 1983 martial arts release, directed by Tony Liu Jun Guk, starring Norman Chu, Siu Keung, Anthony Lau Wing, and more. Available from ClassicKungFuMovies.com for collectors who value accurate film details and hard-to-find physical media.
Story Snapshot
Every ten years, the leaders of the Wudang Clan and the Invincible Clan meet in a duel to determine which school will claim supremacy. After suffering defeat twice in a row, the Wudang leader spends years preparing for another chance, yet doubts remain about whether his training will be enough to overcome an opponent whose martial arts seem almost impossible to defeat. As the long-awaited contest approaches, hidden rivalries, betrayals, and deadly secrets begin to emerge, drawing skilled swordsmen into a conflict that reaches far beyond a single duel. Blending fantasy with traditional wuxia storytelling, Bastard Swordsman features powerful martial arts techniques, supernatural abilities, and elaborate sword battles that build toward a dramatic showdown between two legendary clans.
Why Collectors Pick It
Bastard Swordsman stands out in the Shaw Brothers catalog for its imaginative blend of wuxia, fantasy, and martial arts. Rather than relying solely on realistic combat, the film introduces supernatural techniques, colorful visual effects, and larger-than-life characters that give it a style all its own. Fans of Shaw Brothers productions often return to this film for its unique approach to the genre, making it a memorable addition to any collection of classic Hong Kong martial arts cinema.
- AKA: Tian can bian
- Director: Tony Liu Jun Guk
- Starring: Norman Chu, Siu Keung, Anthony Lau Wing, Alex Man, Chi Leung, Kwan Feng
- Label/Studio: Shaw Brothers Studio
- Format: DVD
- Language: Cantonese (Dolby Digital), Mandarin (Dolby Digital)
- Subtitles: English, Chinese, (Traditional)
- Running Time: 90 Minutes
- Release Year: 1983
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