- Judo (movie)
Judo (Judo Dragon and Tiger List, Yau doh lung fu bong) is a Hong Kong film directed by Johnnie To, released in 2004. It is a tribute to Akira Kurosawa’s first film: The legend of great judo.
Synopsis
Bo Sze-to is a former judo champion who is now an alcoholic. Tony and Mona try to get him back into fighting, as a showdown against Lee Kong looms.
Technical sheet
- Title : Judo
- Titre original : Judo Dragon and Tiger List, Yau doh lung fu bong
- Directed by: Johnnie To
- Screenplay: Yau Nai-hoi and Yip Tin-shing
- Country of origin: Hong Kong
- Format: Colors – 2.35:1 – Dolby Digital – 35 mm
- Genre: Comedy Drama
- Duration: 95 minutes
- Release date: 2004
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