Behind-the-scenes Production of Thirteen Assassins

The Thirteen Assassins, released on 1963, is a work in Japanese film history. The charm of the film lies in the clever handling of martial arts: the climax of the second half 13-man 53 riding is the feature of the film, and this large-scale kill array lasted for half an hour. The film broke the traditional one-on-one duel mode of the drama of the times and established a category of "group confrontation drama" focusing on hand-to-hand combat.

Compared with the old version, the final melee of this version has been upgraded on a large scale. The number of the two sides was 13 to 300, and the whole game lasted for 50 minutes. Producers: RPC, Sedic International, Dentsu, Primary School, Asahi TV, Dongbao Huaying, Yahoo Japan, ABC, Asahi Shimbun, Japan Broadcasting, Hiroshima Home TV, HTB, Kyushu Asahi Broadcasting, NBN, SATV, Tsuda House Publisher: Dongbao Huaying, Artificial Eye (UK), Magnet Distribution (USA), Shaw Organization (Singapore), etc. Ascot Elite Home (Germany), BIM Distribuzione (Italy), CatchPlay (Taiwan Province Province, China), Front Row Film, HanWay (UK), Icon Film (Australia) and Magnolia Film (USA).