A Chinese Ghost Story III 倩女幽魂III：道道道 • Qian Nü You Hun III (1991)

A Chinese Ghost Story III (1991), also released as A Chinese Ghost Story 3, Chinese Ghost Story III, and Qian Nü You Hun III: Dao Dao Dao (倩女幽魂III：道道道), is a Hong Kong supernatural fantasy wuxia film directed by Ching Siu-tung and produced by Tsui Hark. Starring Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Joey Wong, Jacky Cheung, Lau Siu-ming, and Nina Li Chi, the film combines Taoist folklore, ghostly romance, martial arts, and spectacular wire-fu to complete one of Hong Kong cinema's most celebrated fantasy trilogies. Available from ClassicKungFuMovies.com for collectors of hard-to-find Hong Kong martial arts and fantasy films.

STORY OVERVIEW

One hundred years after the original tale, young Buddhist monk Fong and his master arrive at the haunted Orchid Temple while transporting a sacred Buddha statue. There he encounters a mysterious young woman who bears an uncanny resemblance to the beautiful ghost Nieh Hsiao-tsien. As ancient evil awakens once again, Fong discovers that powerful demons are preparing to unleash darkness across the land.

Joined by the eccentric monk White Cloud and an unlikely group of allies, Fong faces terrifying spirits, deadly sorcery, and the resurrected Tree Demon in a desperate struggle between good and evil. The battle erupts into spectacular clashes involving flying swords, Taoist magic, supernatural creatures, and dazzling wuxia action.

MARTIAL ARTS HIGHLIGHTS

A Chinese Ghost Story III showcases Ching Siu-tung's imaginative action choreography, blending graceful wire-fu, swordplay, Taoist spellcasting, and elaborate supernatural effects. The film's fluid action and fantasy spectacle helped define the distinctive style of early-1990s Hong Kong cinema.

WHY COLLECTORS PICK IT

Collectors appreciate A Chinese Ghost Story III for its unusual combination of wuxia, supernatural horror, romance, and fantasy. Produced by Tsui Hark and directed by Ching Siu-tung, the film delivers memorable ghostly imagery, inventive action, and the lavish visual style associated with the acclaimed trilogy.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE

Released in 1991, A Chinese Ghost Story III completed one of Hong Kong cinema's most influential fantasy trilogies. Its combination of martial arts, romance, horror, and visual effects helped cement the supernatural wuxia style that became a defining part of Hong Kong filmmaking during the era.

• Verified A.K.A.s:
  • A Chinese Ghost Story III – International English title
  • A Chinese Ghost Story 3 – Alternate English title
  • Chinese Ghost Story III – Alternate English title
  • Qian Nü You Hun III: Dao Dao Dao – Mandarin Pinyin
  • Sin Neui Yau Wan III: Dou Dou Dou – Cantonese romanization
  • 倩女幽魂III：道道道 – Traditional Chinese title
  • 倩女幽魂III：道道道 – Simplified Chinese title
• Director: Ching Siu-tung
• Writers: Roy Szeto, Tsui Hark
• Producer: Tsui Hark
• Action Directors: Ching Siu-tung, Yuen Biao, Ma Yuk-sing, Cheung Yiu-sing
• Studio: Golden Princess Film Production; Film Workshop
• Starring: Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Joey Wong, Jacky Cheung, Lau Siu-ming, Nina Li Chi
• Format: DVD
• Language: Mandarin, English
• Subtitles: English
• Region: All
• Running Time: 104 Minutes
• Country: Hong Kong
• Release Year: 1991

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