Hung Gar in culture
Films, books, historical sources and other works connected with Hung Gar, a style of the Kung Fu family (China). 6 works.
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1978Drunken MasterYuen Woo-ping's 1978 Hong Kong martial arts comedy: the young Wong Fei-hung (Jackie Chan) trains in drunken fist under the hermit Beggar So.Zui QuanTaekwondo1978The 36th Chamber of ShaolinHong Kong film by Lau Kar-leung from Shaw Brothers (1978) with Gordon Liu: a young rebel, after a crushed uprising, trains in the chambers of the Shaolin temple.Shaolin Quan1991Once Upon a Time in ChinaA 1991 Hong Kong film by Tsui Hark in which Jet Li plays Wong Fei-hung, a Hung Ga master and doctor with a clinic in Foshan in the late Qing dynasty.2004Kung Fu HustleStephen Chow's 2004 action comedy about a Shanghai slum where hidden masters fight in the Hung Gar style, with Tan Tui kicks and an exaggerated Lion's Roar.Kung FuTai Chi2010Ip Man 2Second Ip Man film (2010): Ip Man founds a Wing Chun school in Hong Kong; Sammo Hung led the action and also plays the Hung Gar master.Wing ChunBoxing2013The GrandmasterHong Kong-Chinese film by Wong Kar-wai from 2013 about the life of Wing Chun master Ip Man and other masters; the fights were choreographed by Yuen Woo-ping.BaguazhangWing ChunBajiquan+1
