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Maggie Cheung | Flying Snow | |
Donnie Yen | Sky | |
Ziyi Zhang | Moon | |
Daoming Chen | King of Qin | |
Tony Leung Chiu Wai | Broken Sword | |
Liu Zhong Yuan | Scholar | |
Zheng Tia Yong | Old Servant | |
Yan Qin | Prime Minister | |
Chang Xiao Yang | General | |
Jet Li | Nameless | |
Daoming Chen | King | |
Zhongyuan Liu | Scholar | |
Tianyong Zheng | Old Servant | |
Yakun Zhang | Commander | |
Ma Wen Hua | Head Eunuch | |
Jin Ming | Eunuch | |
Xu Kuang Hua | Pianist | |
Shou Xin Wang | Musician |
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Producer |
Yimou Zhang
William Kong |
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Writer |
Yimou Zhang
Feng Li |
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Cinematography |
Christopher Doyle
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Musician | Tan Dun
Dun Tan |
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The movie describes the audience of the nameless protagonist (Jet Li) with the King of Qin (Chen Daoming), the largest of the warring kingdoms of China. The hero describes how he encountered three assassins after the king's life. The full story is revealed as a series of flashbacks, where the hero finds and defeats the assassins: the master of the spear, Long Sky (Donnie Yen), the beautiful Flying Snow (Maggie Cheung), and the calligrapher swordsman Broken Sword (Tony Leung). Through stylistic martial art sequences unfolds a story of romance and betrayal, as the king tries to find out the true motives of the unnamed hero, and tells a story of his own. |
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