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Wang Chu-Chin (王菊金) is a Taiwanese director born in Shanghai, China. His family moved to Hong Kong in 1953, he then settled in Taiwan. From 1965 to 1968, he studied at the National Taiwan Academy of Arts. In 1973, he founded his own production company, AURORA Films (組震旦影視公司).
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01 January 1981
In Shanghai, Hai-nan, son of a Chinese official, is found stabbed on the street. But when the culprit, Li-fang, is apprehended, she refuses to reveal her motives.
05 February 1988
There's a one thousand year old Ginseng running around in the woods, and everyone is after it, including a boy with a sick mother, a beauty and her kung fu warriors, and the Three-Head Monster.
01 January 1985
A young starving married couple leave their baby with mum to find better fortune. They stowaway on a train, but are caught by a guard.
01 January 1985
Taiwanese director Jo Jo Wang's 1985 adaptation of Ryunosuke Akutagawa's short story "The Christ of Nanking".
31 December 1982
The film is composed of four unconnected Chinese myths, including how Pangu opened the sky, Nuwa created man, Kuafu chased the sun, and when Huangdi fights Chiyou, of which the latter occupies the longest section.
20 September 1979
This film is in the style of Liaozhai, consisting of three ghost stories. The first story, "The Horse Girl," depicts the turbulent relationship between a young woman living alone in the suburbs and her beloved horse.
01 January 1978
A short film by Wang Chu-Chin. The first winner of Golden Harvest Award in Taiwan.
26 July 1980
Visions of a ghostly woman compel Sze An, a poor scholar, to go on a trip which leads him to the mysterious Cherry Estate, whose carefree inhabitants know nothing of the rest of the world.
