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7.1 / 10 1h 40min

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Ouyang Feng is a heartbroken and cynical man who spends his days in the desert, connecting expert swordsmen with those seeking revenge and willing to pay for it. Throughout five seasons in exile, Ouyang spins tales of his clients' unrequited loves and unusual acts of bravery.

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Review by ElectricElephant

Slow, beautiful and intense... best viewed if you are alone

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Review by user921m3o9e24

The biggest worry for people is that the memory is too good. If you can forget everything, every day in the future will be a new start, how happy you will be.

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Review by user212igrxt2bq

A haunting postmodern genre revision...

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Review by SonicSardine

Life-stoppingly rich, soul-penetratingly haunting

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Review by user867u2acmwkv

interesting to compare with "Eagle Shooting Heroes" (1994)

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Review by user6304rii4xgp

A Masterpiece in exploring the human condition

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Review by user122ao6ex5e6

This film is way ahead of its time

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Review by user714d5vulckt

Romantic Wuxia about Forgetting Memories, Past and Present

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Review by user9299hlci2a0

Memories Cut Deeper Than Swords...

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Review by user840ccvymvwt

Memories mightier than the Sword

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Review by user827n13lw0x5

Classical-ism VS Modern Civilization

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Review by user82008awnseq

Poetic Meditation on Wuxia Motifs - Not Your Typical Martial Arts Epic!

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Review by user311jcqykpej

this is Art... with capital "A"

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Review by user18ty20e8yx

The swordplay movie that gave a second wind to Hong Kong cinema.

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