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Brigitte Lin ("Dragon Inn," "The Bride With White Hair") and Yuen Biao ("Once Upon A Time In China," "Jackie Chan's Project A") star in this wild martial arts fantasy epic adventure! The "Demonic Strings" is a powerful lyre that can kill all living beings with its deadly notes. When the lyre mysteriously reappears after it devastated the kung fu world 16 years earlier, the evil and corrupt "Six Clans" vow to possess it. Only the lyre's equally enigmatic guardian (Lin) and a young, righteous martial artist (Yuen) can prevent the instrument from bringing earth-shattering catastrophe to the martial arts world once again.

This all time martial arts classic, directed by Sammo Hung ("Pedicab Driver," "Millionaire's Express"), is considered by many to be the most authentic kung-fu film ever made. Yuen Biao ("Eastern Condors," "Righting Wrongs," and "Zu") is the film's title character, a spoiled martial artist-wannabe son whose wealthy merchant father pays others to lose to Yuen during fights. When his father's scheme is revealed to him by a seasoned Peking Opera performer/Wing Chun master (the late Lam Ching Wing, in a brilliant performance), Yuen vows to learn kung-fu for real. But first he has to persuade Lam to take him on as a pupil, then there's Lam's rival colleague (Sammo Hung himself) and a mysterious, fight-seeking challenger to contend with! Gloriously remastered and presented in its long-awaited original widescreen aspect ratio, "The Prodigal Son" is filled with humor, drama, fantastic training sequences, and realistic, classic Wing Chun fights that earned the Best Action Direction accolade at the Hong Kong Film Awards.

Yuen Biao - Yuen Biao (元彪) (born 26 July 1957) is a Chinese actor from Hong Kong. He specializes in martial arts.

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