Copy/Holding information ‡ iso-8859-1 Videos Motion Picture 0 The flaming mountain #####cgm 22##### a 4500 g093############ml mrocuae##guuuuu#c------ 080403s1962####hk#093############mlchi#d HKFA chi hk hk id006476 火燄山. 粵語. 1962. Huo yan shan Qi tian da sheng The flaming mountain [motion picture] / Director, Mok Hong-si. The blazing volcano Hong Kong. Hong Kong, South Korea : Lan Kwong Film Company, Hanyang Film Company, 1962. Hong Kong : Wader Motion Picture & Development Co., Ltd. [Distribution], 1962 [Release]. positive 93 min. : sd., col. ; 35 mm. Wu Cheng'en's 'Journey to the West' (Ming dynasty). The first Cantonese film of Hong Kong shot on Eastmancolour film and in Technicolour widescreen format. A Hong Kong–Korean co-production in separate Mandarin, Cantonese and Korean versions, featuring the Korean best actor Choi Mu-ryong and best actress Kim Ji-mi in the cast. Scenes that utilised special effects were filmed in Japan. Screenwriter, Tu Guangqi ; Executive Producer, Wong Cheuk-hon ; Producer, Kong Mang (aka Kong Man) ; Original Story, Wu Cheng'en ; Photography, Wong Kat-sing ; Art Director, Chiu Chuen ; Editor, Sung Ming ; Recording, Mei Qing (aka Mui Ching), Wu Sun ; Sets, Leung Chi-hing. Ting Ying (as Princess Iron Fan), Choi Mu-ryong (as Monk Tripitaka), Kim Hee-gab (as Monkey King), Yang Hoon (as Pigsy), Lam Kau (as Ox King), Hui Ying-sau, Pak Lung Chu, Tsui Siu-ming (as Red Kid). Red Kid abducts Monk Tripitaka with the intent to turn his flesh into a gastronomic feast to treat his father Ox King and mother Princess Iron Fan. The monk's keeper Monkey King fights to protect the monk but is subdued by Red Kid. Luckily the mischievous prodigy is taken as a disciple of the Goddess of Mercy. As Monk Tripitaka and his disciples reach the Flaming Mountain, they find themselves engulfed by tongues of fire and unable to pass through it. The monk sends Monkey to borrow the princess's magic fan to disperse the blazing fire, but still bearing a grudge over Red Kid's destiny, Iron Fan wields her fan to slap the unwelcome visitor away. Monkey transforms into a bug, landing in Iron Fan's tea and hitting her stomach. In excruciating physical pain, Iron Fan answers his request, only to lend out a fake fan. With his request also turned down by Ox King, Monkey disguises as Ox himself to beguile the wife and snatch the fan. Ox King retaliates by transforming into Pigsy to snatch back the fan, engaging Monkey in a power tug-of-war by kidnapping the monk. Taoist God Pagoda arrives to subdue Ox in the company of Red Kid. Ox finally relents and yields the fan, which extinguishes the flames and sees the monk and his disciples safely off to a new phase of their journey. (Synopsis based on audiovisual materials) Videocassette. 1 videocassette (VHS) (90 min.) : sd., col.. Dialogue in Cantonese ; No subtitle. VV3691 (c.1). DVD. 1 DVD (88 min.) : sd., col.. Dialogue in Cantonese ; No subtitle. With LCSD & HKFA Logo. "HKFA" on the right corner. DVD7896 (c.2). Handbill. Synopsis. San Francisco, United States of America : Great Star Theatre. 1 p. loose leaf : single col., single sided ; 22 x 36 cm. HB1789.1. Handbill. Synopsis (Chinese and English version). 1 p. loose leaf : col., double sided ; 20 x 27 cm. HB1789.2. Film Programme. 12 p. : covers in col. ; 18 x 13 cm. PR2186. Still. 34 styles (68 stills) : b&w, col. ; 20 x 25 - 24 x 50 cm. PH4557. Still. 70 styles (94 stills) : b&w, col. ; 10 x 12 - 13 x 18 cm. PHS2770. Dialogue in Cantonese ; chi. Winner of the Korean Art and Culture Furtherance Association's 'Best Performance by an Ensemble' and 'Best Performance by an Actress' (Ting Ying) awards, and the University of Seoul's 'Best Screenplay Award'. 25. 07. 1962. Period. Fantasy films (Genre) Hong Kong Filmography Mok, Hong-si, (executive producer, director, script of the 30-60's), 1908/12/25-1969/4/15, 拼音. director. Kong, Man, 拼音. producer. Tu, Guangqi, 1914/8/26-1980/5/30, 拼音. screenwriter. Wong, Cheuk-hon, 1920/1/25-2004/10/8, 拼音. executive producer. Kong, Man, 拼音. producer. Wu, Cheng'en, 拼音. original story. Wong, Kat-sing, 拼音. photography. Chiu, Chuen, 拼音. art director. Sung, Ming, (editing), 拼音. editor. Mui, Ching, (sound of the 40-70's), 拼音. recording. Wu, Sun, 拼音. recording. Leung, Chi-hing, 拼音. sets. Ting Ying, 1938/8/23- 拼音. cast. Choi, Mu-ryong, 拼音. cast. Kim, Hee-gab, cast. Yang, Hoon (actor of Korea) 拼音. cast. Lam Kau, 1923-2009/10/30, 拼音. cast. Hui, Ying-sau, 拼音. cast. Pak Lung Chu, 拼音. cast. Tsui, Siu-ming, 1953- 拼音. cast. Lan Kwong Film Company, production. Hanyang Film Company, production. Wader Motion Picture & Development Co., Ltd., distribution. 火燄山. 香港 : 嶺光影業公司 ; 漢陽映畫社, 1962. 火燄山 [電影] = (Still) The flaming mountain PH4557 HTML http://fasmmed01:8080/media/pt?pic=ph4557 URL http://fasmmed01:8080/media pt?pic=ph4557 (Still) PH4557 URL http://fasmmed01:8080/media pt?pic=phs2770 (Still) PHS2770 Video cassette (VHS) VV3691 (c.1) c.1 Available DVD DVD7896 (c.2) c.2 Available Still PH4557 Please contact us for reservation Programme PR2186X Access Copy Please contact us for reservation Handbill HB1789.1X Access Copy Available Handbill HB1789.2X Access Copy Available Still, Small PHS2770 Please contact us for reservation