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Zu: Warriors from the Magic Mountain ()

Suk saan: San suk saan gim hap (original title)
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A Chinese soldier in an ancient civil war flees the battlefield and gets caught up in a fantastical quest to save the world from evil.

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Ting Yin
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Countess
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Abbott Hsiao Yu
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Chang Mei / Red Army soldier
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Li I chi
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Oliver Albrecht ...
Oliver
Jorn Bertram ...
Doctor
Dani Bishop ...
Fortune Teller
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Heaven's Blade
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Evil Disciple
Kuang-Li Hsia ...
Chi Wu-Shuang (as Kwan-Li Shen)
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Orange Army soldier
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Mu Sang, Countess's Guard
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Yi Chen (as Hoi Man)
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Boatman
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Fencing Coach
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Blue Army soldier fighting Fat Man
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Ti Ming Chi
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Orange Army soldier (as Mo-Chow Yuen)

Directed by

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Hark Tsui

Written by

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Chung-Yuet Shui ... (writer) (uncredited)
 
Cheuk-Hon Szeto ... ()

Produced by

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Raymond Chow ... producer

Music by

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Sing-Yau Kwan

Cinematography by

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Bill Wong

Editing by

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Peter Cheung

Production Design by

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William Chang

Art Direction by

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William Chang

Makeup Department

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Kuo-Hsiung Chen ... makeup artist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Chi-Hsin Lin ... assistant director (as Chi-Yan Lam)
Hua Yang ... assistant director (as Wah Yeung)

Art Department

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Hing-Yee Auyeung ... art intern
Siu-Ji Chan ... art intern
Bing-Kuen Cheung ... art intern
Shing-On Chui ... art intern
Wen-Chun Ma ... props
Yuen-Chi Ma ... art intern
Ching-Hon Ng ... special props
Kei-Hung Wong ... special props

Sound Department

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Shao-Lung Chou ... sound recordist
Henry Chung ... special sound effects (as Yau-Tim Chung)
Julian Pena ... special sound effects
Yu Ting ... dialogue editor
Ping Wong ... sound editor

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Robert Blalack ... visual effects consultant
Chris Casady ... effects animator
Yat-Ming Chan ... special effects unit
Chi-Keung Chiu ... special effects unit
Peter Kuran ... visual effects consultant
Gam-Wah Lee ... special effects unit
Wai-Kwong Lee ... animation effects
Chi-Hong Sek ... special effects unit (as Chi-Hong Shek)
Wah-Ging Siu ... special effects unit
Mei-Yee Sze ... special effects unit
Tama Takahashi ... visual effects consultant
Siu-Wai Wan ... special effects unit
Arnie Wong ... visual effects supervisor (as Wong Jin An)
John Scheele ... visual effects consultant (uncredited)

Stunts

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Hark-On Fung ... stunt coordinator
Hoi Mang ... stunt coordinator
Biao Yuen ... stunt coordinator
Corey Yuen ... stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Hsu Chen ... still photographer
Huang Lin ... gaffer
David Yeung ... assistant camera

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Sheng-Hsi Chu ... costumer

Music Department

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Siu-Lam Tang ... music editor

Script and Continuity Department

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Jan-Hua Chen ... continuity (as Jan-Wah Chan)
Wai Yu ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Leonard Ho ... planner
Jiao Lai ... production assistant

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

A college student (Yuen Biao) at a university in Canada is a fencing champion and when he has an accident one day, he "dreams" of being transported to ancient China and enters a conflict on Zu, the Magic Mountain. At the end of the story, he regains consciousness (this is in the longer English international version). The first and shorter version is about a warrior (Yuen Biao) who has become disillusioned with the constant civil wars in China and goes to the Magic Mountain. There he encounters ghosts and devils, and also good masters and their disciples who are out to stop the Blood Monster and his demons from destroying the world. Written by Ørnås

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Also Known As
  • Zu: Warriors from the Magic Mountain (Hong Kong, English title)
  • Zu Mountain: New Legend of the Zu Mountain Swordsmen (Hong Kong, English title)
  • Shu Shan - Xin Shu shan jian ke (Hong Kong, Mandarin title)
  • 蜀山:新蜀山劍俠 (Hong Kong, Cantonese title)
  • Xin shu shan jian xia (Hong Kong, Mandarin title)
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  • 98 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia American filmmaker John Carpenter has stated that Zu: Warriors from the Magic Mountain (1983) was an influence on his 1986 film Big Trouble in Little China (1986). See more »
Goofs During many of the actors stunt scenes or where there are arrows flying around, you can spot the cables used by the sfx team. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Best of the Martial Arts Films (1990). See more »

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