A movie about Muay Thai.

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Director: Ba Chai Pingqiao Screenplay: Kongdej Jaturanrasamee Prachya Pinkaew Starring: Tony Jia Jinxing Patan Wang Jinlu Tuke Bangkukulai Release Time: September 2006 1 Type: Action comedy crime thriller Region: Thai language: Thai duration: 109 Color: Color alias: Dong Yingong.

[Edit this paragraph] Introduction to the plot

A Jin, the heiress of Xiangquan, lives in a quiet village in Thailand. He lives in poverty and has lived with his father since childhood. A Jin's father was a royal soldier of the Thai emperor. He hopes that A Jin can serve the country when he grows up. The most precious thing in A Jin's family is his favorite pair of elephants. The elephants grew up with him, just like a member of their family, and they have deep feelings for their father and son. A Jin is determined to dedicate his best wealth-these two elephants-to the supreme Tai Huang. Unexpectedly, the elephants were caught by the leaders of Australian gangs active in Thailand, and they sent their men to collude with the village chief to rob the elephants and transport them to Australia for black market trading. On the eve of the Songkran Festival, while A Jin's father was discussing with the village chief how to give the elephant to Tai Huang, the village chief secretly gave it to the Australian gangsters in the name of giving it a medical examination. After learning the truth, furious King decided to go to Australia, a strange place he had never been to, to recapture his beloved elephant and punish the gangster. During his stay in Australia, he was helped by Mark, a Thai-born Australian policeman, and Barna, who was sold from Thailand to Australia and forced into prostitution, to fight against gangs. However, the strongest opponent is always at the end. When A Jin met the first master T.K. found by the gang, he knew that he had met the biggest challenge so far. ...

[Edit this paragraph] Trivia

The name of this movie "Winter Yin Gong" actually comes from the name of this dish. This kind of shrimp hot and sour soup is very popular in Thailand. Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra attended the premiere of the film in Bangkok, Thailand. The film took two years to complete and used more than 600 rolls of film. There was the longest unedited fight scene in the history of movies, which lasted more than 4 minutes. Before the film started shooting, the international distribution rights were bought out, which is unprecedented in the Thai film industry. The elephant crossed the Sydney Harbour Bridge for the first time. Tony Jaa's father appeared in the film's Songkran Festival; Jackie Chan's body body double appeared in the camera of the airport; Thai singer Sek Loso also appeared in the foreground of a scene when he was drinking his own brand of energy drinks. In order to make this film, Tony Jaa created a brand-new style of Muay Thai, which was inspired by the movements of elephants. Like Tony Jia's previous films, there is no hanging line and body double in the film. In an interview, the director revealed that the longest continuous fighting scene in the film was shot six times, and the scene had to be rearranged every time. In order to stay excited, Tony Jaa had to use smelling salts. Because the photographer has to run with him during the shooting process, it also consumes a lot of physical strength for the photographer, so a second photographer must be responsible for the relay. At the end of this scene, the audience will find that Tony Jaa is very tired. "Winter Yin Gong" was the first Thai film to reach 65,438+00 at the box office in the first week of its release in the United States, ranking fourth at that time. Because the box office of this film was not satisfactory, the follow-up plan about Tony Jaa was cancelled.