Gallants 2010
Dive into the vibrant world of *Gallants* (2010), where forgotten martial arts prowess and forgotten memories collide in this mesmerizing action-comedy by Derek Kwok Chi-Kin.
Director: Derek Kwok Chi-Kin
Cast
Wong Yau-Nam
Leung King Cheung
Chen Kuan-Tai
Dragon
Bruce Leung Siu-Lung
Tiger
Teddy Robin
Master Law Sun
JJ Jia
Kwai
Susan Shaw Yam-Yam
Dr Fun
Michael Chan Wai-Man
Master Pong Ching
Li Haitao
Pong Ka Kwan
Lo Meng
Jade Kirin
Law Wing-Cheong
Bronze Rooster
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gallants (2010) about?
*Gallants* (2010) follows Master Law, who awakens from a three-decade coma with his martial arts skills intact but his memories lost. His once-famous kung fu school is now a teahouse, and he must defend it against developers trying to bulldoze the land. The film blends nostalgia, action, and humor as Law rediscovers his past while facing modern greed.
Who directed Gallants?
Derek Kwok Chi-Kin directed *Gallants*, infusing the film with a mix of classic martial arts flair and contemporary comedic timing.
Who stars in Gallants?
The film stars Wong Yau-Nam, Chen Kuan-Tai, Bruce Leung Siu-Lung, Teddy Robin, and JJ Jia in key roles, alongside Susan Shaw Yam-Yam.
Is Gallants (2010) worth watching?
*Gallants* (2010) is a hidden gem for fans of martial arts comedies, offering an entertaining mix of action, humor, and nostalgia. While it may not be a mainstream blockbuster, its unique blend of heart and fight choreography makes it a rewarding watch for genre enthusiasts.
How long is Gallants?
The runtime of *Gallants* (2010) is 98 minutes.
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About Gallants (2010) — A Martial Arts Comedy Where Tradition Fights Back
Dive into the vibrant world of *Gallants* (2010), where forgotten martial arts prowess and forgotten memories collide in this mesmerizing action-comedy by Derek Kwok Chi-Kin. The film follows Master Law, who awakens from a 30-year coma with his kung fu skills miraculously preserved, only to find his once-renowned martial arts academy now struggling as a humble teahouse. As greedy developers eye the land for condos, a battle of wits and fists erupts, blending nostalgia with high-energy fights and sharp humor.
Director Derek Kwok Chi-Kin crafts a visually engaging tale that celebrates the resilience of tradition amid urban modernization, all wrapped in a nostalgic yet comedic tone. The film's lively atmosphere, driven by a stellar cast, brings both heart and humor to classic kung fu tropes, making *Gallants* a standout in modern martial arts cinema.
