My Rebellious Son 1982
Set in the tumultuous early 20th century, *My Rebellious Son* (1982) follows the fiery spirit of Chang Siu Tai, a hot-headed young apprentice to his father's humble chiropractic clinic in a struggling Chinese city.
Director: Sun Chung
Cast
Alexander Fu Sheng
Chang Siu Tai
Ku Feng
Chang Tak Tai
Johnny Wang Lung-Wei
Robert Tang
Walter Tso Tat-Wah
Master Jiang
Tang Ching
Chariman Tang
Cecilia Wong
Judy Shum Shao Ling
Ai Fei
Sam Shum
Liu Lai-Ling
Woman at Tang villa
Choh Seung-Wan
Woman at Tang villa
Ngai Tim-Choi
One of Robert's friends
Frequently Asked Questions
What is My Rebellious Son (1982) about?
*My Rebellious Son* (1982) follows Chang Siu Tai, a brash young apprentice torn between his family's legacy of healing and his own reckless ambitions. His life takes a dramatic turn when foreign opportunists and their local allies plot to steal a sacred statue from a nearby temple, forcing Siu Tai to step up and defend his community's honor. It's a story of family, tradition, and the clash between tradition and outside greed.
Who directed My Rebellious Son?
The film was directed by Sun Chung, a Hong Kong director known for blending action, comedy, and drama in his martial arts films.
Who stars in My Rebellious Son?
The film stars Alexander Fu Sheng as Chang Siu Tai, Ku Feng as his father, and Johnny Wang Lung-Wei as a key antagonist.
Is My Rebellious Son (1982) worth watching?
As a classic martial arts comedy-drama, *My Rebellious Son* (1982) offers solid action, a charming lead in Alexander Fu Sheng, and Sun Chung's signature flair for blending humor with heart. While it may not be a world-famous blockbuster, its blend of family drama, martial arts, and early 20th-century Chinese culture makes it a compelling watch for fans of the genre.
How long is My Rebellious Son?
*My Rebellious Son* (1982) runs for 93 minutes.
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About My Rebellious Son (1982) — A Kung Fu Comedy Classic from Sun Chung
Set in the tumultuous early 20th century, *My Rebellious Son* (1982) follows the fiery spirit of Chang Siu Tai, a hot-headed young apprentice to his father's humble chiropractic clinic in a struggling Chinese city. Under the watchful eye of Master Chang, Siu Tai hones his bone-setting skills and martial arts, but his reckless nature constantly lands him in hot water—especially when foreign opportunists and their local collaborators set their sights on a priceless statue of the Goddess of Mercy housed in a nearby Buddhist temple. Directed by the legendary Sun Chung, this underdog tale blends razor-sharp action with the vibrant chaos of a city on the brink of cultural upheaval, where tradition clashes with outside greed.
With its rousing mix of comedy and martial arts, *My Rebellious Son* (1982) delivers a thrilling ride through early 20th-century China, where the underdog's spirit shines brightest against the odds. Alexander Fu Sheng leads the charge as the rebellious son, supported by genre favorites like Ku Feng and Johnny Wang Lung-Wei, whose chemistry crackles on screen. This film isn't just a throwback to classic kung fu fun—it's a spirited homage to resilience, family loyalty, and the fight to preserve heritage in a changing world.
