Retro
Dynasty (3D)
Qian dao wan li zhu | Mei-Chun Chang | TW/HK 1977 | 94 Min
| DCP
Metro Historisch
Su,21.09.▸15:30

If there is one genre for which 3D was created in the deepest pits of its spectacle-soul, it’s martial arts. Swords and lances are stabbed at the audience, arrows hiss by too close for comfort, jabs are thrown and kicks snapped, stopping just shy of your nose. The story of the prince and the warrior who must defeat a shifty eunuch and his horde of fighters comes rattling toward us with all the tricks of the trade up its sleeve—good reason for master-director Mei-Chun Chang to go full tilt and give no ground with this one. Few, if any, 3D movies of the era rival its range of effects! (Olaf Möller)
Mei-Chun Chang
Mei-Chun Chang directed more than thirty films in the 1970s and ’80s, several of which were kung-fu themed. He made two forays into 3D films, both using the Super Depth camera system. Dynasty (1977) was the first, while the other was the rape-revenge/kung-fu actioner Revenge of the Shogun Women (1977, also known as 13 Golden Nuns).
Mei-Chun Chang directed more than thirty films in the 1970s and ’80s, several of which were kung-fu themed. He made two forays into 3D films, both using the Super Depth camera system. Dynasty (1977) was the first, while the other was the rape-revenge/kung-fu actioner Revenge of the Shogun Women (1977, also known as 13 Golden Nuns).
Screenings
Metro Historisch
Su,21.09.▸15:30
