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Film Review: Shadow Girl (1971) by Hsin Chi
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“Shadow Girl”, filmed in Taiwan and starring Lily Li in the lead role, was filmmaker Hsin Chi‘s first Mandarin film for Shaw Brothers. Taipei born, Hsin directed numerous Hokkien language speaking films for Taiwan. He continued to work for the local television industry until he retired. Furthermore, Hsin Chi was certainly a key figure in promoting and the preservation of Taiwan’s local film industry.

Loosely translated as “The Invisible Swordswoman” from its Chinese title, this rather unique and intriguing story concerns a highly skilled wandering swordswoman Yin Chu (Lily Li). Because of her special ability of being invisible, she scares people who run into her almost to their death so they think that she is a wandering ghost. Interestingly, Yin is only invisible during the day but at night she becomes her normal self. However, her invisibility is actually the result of drinking a magic brew prepared by her kung fu grandmother.
See full article at AsianMoviePulse
  • 4/9/2025
  • by David Chew
  • AsianMoviePulse
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