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Synopsis: "FOUR ASSASSINS" aka "Far Away Eyes" is a tense drama about an ace assassin who reunites with three professional colleagues at a Hong Kong hotel room to resolve unfinished business. The film was heavily influenced by the modern "Wuxia" genre - following a tragic protagonist with exceptional fighting skills and a yearning for something more. Not your ordinary "shoot 'em" film, Four Assassins examines the internal pain and conflicts of four highly trained killers and ask the ultimate question "What is the price of love?
Genre: Thriller
Director(s): Stanley J. Orzel
Production: Cinema Epoch
  8 wins & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
3.6
NOT RATED
Year:
2013
87 min
Website
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Yes.

Master, please take care of me.

Turn the grindstone in the mill.

Father.

Stay out of this.

Take some rest now,

you will be led to your work place

tomorrow.

Faster...over there...

l'm Chief of Yangzhou, welcome,

Mr. Marco Polo.

So you're the new grindstone donkey?

Call me whatever you please,

l'm lucked out.

You must fry the beans first before

you grind them,

understand?

Whatever.

Build a fire first.

We aren't allowed to keep knives,

break up these bamboo branches,

fifty a day.

Did the chief send you, young man?

Yes, you are...

Your supervisor.

Make sure you won't slack.

And check whether you've got strength.

That's the one thing l do have.

You...

So?

Did the chief feed you?

Or you're just too weak?

What?

You should use your strength to

fight the tartars,

not at an old man like me.

Hurry!

Move the stones around.

l love watching stones moving houses.

Strength...you will have 'qi' before

you have strength.

Qi is inner strength, then you've

your outer strength.

Without inner strength,

then you won't be much good,

you might just look more muscular than

the others.

Where's the fertilizer pool?

So it's not fertilizer.

Careful.

lf you drop in,

l'm too lazy to get up,

no one will pull you out.

Don't worry,

it's not a problem even if it's deeper.

Whoever climbs up is an a**hole.

lt counts still,

a word is a word.

Whoever climbs up is an a**hole.

What are you looking for?

Looking for a shovel

lt's made with iron, and shaped like

a knife,

it's not allowed, you know?

Fine, then what should l use?

What do you have from your shoulders down?

That's easy.

Hands.

Lucky that you've learnt ''lron Palm''

for a few years,

or you'll have a problem.

ltchy.

What kind of beans are these? Poisonous?

You've learnt this for a while,

don't you know by now?

Fry.

Fry.

Come back later if you haven't had enough.

l live in the hut by the tea garden.

Master.

Still the same words.

Whoever climbs up is an a**hole.

Hero Wan, you're my master

l'm an a**hole.

lf he is,

then l am...

Oh, no!

He made fun of me.

Go.

Brother Zhou, you have no idea,

that old...man is so mean.

Look.

That old...man told me to go later.

But l won't.

lf he said so,

you must go.

Brother Zhou is right.

Looks like you didn't

learn your inner strength during the day,

if you go tonight...

The old man isn't kind,

he put poison in the beans,

if the itch wouldn't stop,

l can forget about sleeping tonight.

l got it, Brother Zhou.

What happened to you?

Oh, don't talk about it.

Looks like he had suffered too.

Brother Zhou, you're the best among us,

you're the one who's practised

''Bell Cover''.

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Stanley J. Orzel

Stanley J. Orzel (Chinese: 何兆賢') is an American film director and screenwriter based in Los Angeles and Hong Kong, best known for directing "Four Assassins"and Lost for Words. Orzel served as Creative Consultant on "HERO", "House of Flying Daggers", both directed by (Zhang Yimou). more…

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