Director Huang Huang questions traditional teaching methods and the meaning of right education in his directorial debut “Wushu Orphan”. The film premiered at the 31st Tokyo International Film Festival, where Huang Huang was awarded the Spirit of Asia Award, an award that is given to a promising newcomer director whose work is a part of the Tokyo International Film Festival Asian Future section.
“Wushu Orphan” is screening at CinemAsia Film Festival
Sometime in the late-90s, Lu Youhong joins Zhige Wushu Academy, a remote wushu school, as a Chinese teacher. Since they are also lacking an English teacher, he is also given the job of teaching what little English he knows to the student. The school, overseen by a strict patriarchal principal, is one of the biggest martial arts institute in the country and puts its emphasis on martial arts, winning several awards. Every student here dreams of one day being the next Bruce Lee,...
“Wushu Orphan” is screening at CinemAsia Film Festival
Sometime in the late-90s, Lu Youhong joins Zhige Wushu Academy, a remote wushu school, as a Chinese teacher. Since they are also lacking an English teacher, he is also given the job of teaching what little English he knows to the student. The school, overseen by a strict patriarchal principal, is one of the biggest martial arts institute in the country and puts its emphasis on martial arts, winning several awards. Every student here dreams of one day being the next Bruce Lee,...
- 3/10/2019
- by Rhythm Zaveri
- AsianMoviePulse
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