The best Ip Man film with a social justice theme
Inspired by the Ip Man films featuring Donnie Yen this one came out in 2013 and had Anthony Wong in the lead. The story is about an older Man who comes to Hong Kong with nothing and builds up his school and his name once again. The theme is about social justice more than Kung Fu as Man’s students struggle through 1940s-60s Hong King.<br /><br />I like Wong for the part. He has the right look and demeanor, plus he kicks butt. His main role is actually to dispense wisdom to his students. They represent the theme. The man who helped Ip Man set up the school and another student are both union leaders. A female apprentice also had a romantic belief in standing up for what was right based upon the books she read. A fourth member was a policeman. There are strikes, gangsters and more.<br /><br />All together this might be better than then the Yen films as a result because it’s not just a martial arts flick.
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