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The Bridge at Lo-Yang, (Chinese: Shen mo dou fa), is a 1975 Hong Kong action fantasy film directed by Lung Chien, and starring Barry Chan and Lu-Ling Li.[1]
| The Bridge at Lo-Yang | |
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| 洛陽橋 Shen mo dou fa | |
| Directed by | Lung Chien |
| Written by | Lung Chien |
| Starring | Barry Chan Lu-Ling Li |
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Running time | 89 minutes |
| Country | Hong Kong |
| Languages | Cantonese Mandarin |
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| Traditional Chinese | 洛陽橋 | ||
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Plot edit
During the Song dynasty, a river separates people on both sides. Many people always move when the ferries capsize in its turbulent waters. Legend has it that the Turtle and Snake demons live under its waters. Cai Yuan Xuan is sent to inspect the bridge, but the work will not be easy..
Cast edit
- Barry Chan
- Lu-Ling Li
- Erh Liang
- Ming Liu
- Lu-Sha Chen
- Pi Chen
- Yun Fei
- Ah-San Ge
References edit
- ^ "The Bridge at Lo Yang". letterboxd.com. Retrieved 3 March 2022.
External links edit
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