Shaolin Wooden Men (1976) 18
“Shaolin Wooden Men” (1976) is a classic martial arts film directed by Chang Cheh. The story follows a young fighter, played by Alexander Fu Sheng, who seeks to avenge his family’s death by joining the Shaolin Temple. Through rigorous training, he masters the art of kung fu, overcoming various wooden dummy obstacles that challenge his skills and patience. The film is known for its intense fight choreography and displays of Shaolin martial arts traditions. A tale of discipline, revenge, and self-discovery, “Shaolin Wooden Men” remains a cornerstone of 1970s Hong Kong cinema.
