Winners and Sinners
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German title | Winners and Sinners |
Original title | Wu fu xing |
Country of production | Hong Kong |
original language | Cantonese |
Publishing year | 1983 |
length | approx. 104 minutes |
Age rating | FSK 12 |
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Director | Sammo Hung |
script |
Sammo Hung Wong Pin Yiu |
production | Golden Harvest |
music | Chris Babide |
camera | Lau Kwun Wa |
cut | Cheung Yin Chung |
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Winners and Sinners (alternatively Five Lucky Stars ) is a martial arts film filmed in Hong Kong in 1983 with Sammo Hung in the lead role.
action
Five unlucky petty criminals are released from prison and want to finally earn a living with honest work, which is why they set up a cleaning company. However, by chance they come across a suitcase with counterfeit money and the associated printing plates, which makes them the target of the Hong Kong underworld boss. When the sister of one of the protagonists is kidnapped, they start a big rescue operation, which ends in a showdown in a warehouse.
criticism
"Burlesque rogue comedy, enriched with over-the-top slapstick, lots of action and turbulent fight scenes."
Remarks
- The climax of the film are the chase on roller skates and the pile-up.
- The film is the first in the successful Lucky Stars series. Yuen Biao and Jackie Chan can only be seen in a supporting role. The sequels are Tokyo Powerman and Powerman 2 .
Awards
- 1984 Hong Kong Film Awards: Richard Ng was nominated for Best Actor, Winner for Best Action Photography.
Web links
- Winners and Sinners in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Comparison of the cut versions FSK 16 VHS - FSK 12 DVD by Winners and Sinners at Schnittberichte.com
Individual evidence
- ^ Winners and Sinners. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .