Low-budget martial arts films were also popular. A series of roughly 100 kung fu movies starring Kwan Tak Hing as historical folk hero Wong Fei Hung were made, starting with "The True Story of Wong Fei Hung" (1949) and ending with "Wong Fei Hung Bravely Crushing the Fire Formation" (1970) (Logan, 1995). Fantasy "wuxia" (swordplay) serials with special effects drawn on the film by hand, such as "The Six-Fingered Lord of the Lute" (1965) starring teen idol Connie Chan Po-chu in the lead male role, were also popular (Chute and Lim, 2003, 3), as were contemporary melodramas of home and family life, including the dramatisation of sibling rivalries in "Our Sister Hedy" (1957) starring Julie Yeh Feng.