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Tracing Shadow is a 2009 wuxia comedy film directed by Francis Ng and Marco Mak, starring Ng, Pace Wu, Jaycee Chan and Xie Na. This film is also known for featuring actors with uncanny resemblances to famous stars which include Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Andy Lau, Jay Chou, Nicholas Tse and Richie Ren .
- Liu Le
- Huayi Brothers
- Leung Chi-cheung, Zhang Dajun, Zhang Ruoyi
30 lug 2009 · Tracing Shadow: Directed by Marco Mak, Francis Ng. With Jaycee Chan, Hao Dang, Francis Ng, Pace Wu. Five kung-fu masters from different regions are fighting ruthlessly for a mysterious treasure map inside the Ming Palace; while they are all tangled in wild combat, the precious map unexpectedly disappears.
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- Action, Comedy
- Marco Mak, Francis Ng
- 2009-07-30
29 lug 2010 · Da questa mescolanza esce un film di cui ben presto ci si scorda la trama, ma che diverte e un po’ commuove dal primo all’ultimo minuto. Nulla di straordinario davvero, ma a Hong Kong di film come questi ce ne sarebbe bisogno come del pane. Hong Kong, 2009 Regia: Francis Ng, Marco Mak Cast: Jaycee Chan, Na Xie, Francis Ng, Pace Wu.
Trailer of the HK movie Tracing Shadow with english subs.Movie with Jaycee Chan, Francis Ng.Funny, funny & funny.
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30 lug 2009 · Movie: Tracing Shadow; Paese: Hong Kong ; Data di Rilascio: lug 30, 2009; Durata: 1 hr. 32 min. Classificazione dei Contenuti: Non Ancora Valutato
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30 lug 2009 · Reviews: 0 users. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the country is in turmoil and the Manchurians are poised to advance upon the capital of Beijing. The city is in a chaos, with martial arts masters from royal guards to local bandits gathering in the city vying for the map of Taizu Emperor Treasure.
The straight-to-video release of Tracing Shadow in Hong Kong is a bit surprising, especially since it was financed by one of HK's biggest production companies, Emperor Entertainment Group. While it's nothing great, Tracing Shadow is a perfectly serviceable little film that should provide some chuckles for fans of Hong Kong comedies, and is worth checking out if you like Francis Ng's work.
