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Run Run Shaw: The Last Emperor of Chinese Movies  Time Magazine

88 Films: Hsi Shih: Beauty of Beauties  Midwest Film Journal

REVIEW: "THE WEIRD MAN" (1983) BLU-RAY SPECIAL EDITION FROM IMPRINT  Cinema Retro

7 Lesser-Known Heroes of Kung Fu Cinema  RADII

Four big screen beauties from the golden age of Shaw Brothers films  South China Morning Post

Shaw Brothers martial arts films will play at Northwest Film Forum in January  International Examiner

Run Run Shaw, Kung Fu Movie Pioneer, Dies : The Two-Way  NPR

‘Iron Fists and Kung Fu Kicks’: Film Review  The Hollywood Reporter

‘Shaw Brothers Collection Vol. 2’ To Be Unleashed By Shout! Factory In August!  Icon Vs. Icon

Shawscope Volume One – 10-Disc Mega-Box Set With Twelve Movies Featuring Hong Kong’s Biggest Stars – Coming December 28th From Arrow Video  We Are Movie Geeks

The Hong Kong Kung Fu Movies You Need to Watch Next If You Already Love Bruce Lee  Den of Geek

88 Films: Facets of Love  Midwest Film Journal

REVIEW: "SHAW-SHOCK: SHAW BROTHERS HORROR COLLECTION VOLUME 2" (1960-1974) (IMPRINT BLU-RAY SET)  Cinema Retro

Photo of the Day: The Shaw Brothers and the Birth of Chinese Cinema  RADII

‘Very cheap pay’: Hong Kong martial arts movie stars on life at Shaw studio  South China Morning Post

Arrow: Shawscope: Volume Two  Midwest Film Journal

Alexander Fu Sing, the other Hong Kong kung fu star who died young  South China Morning Post

Gross Value  Artforum

Shaw Brothers – 60th anniversary  Time Out

Run Run Shaw dies at 106; filmmaker built Asian entertainment empire  Los Angeles Times

Blu-ray Review: Lady With A Sword (Limited Edition)  Inside Pulse

'Shaw Brothers Classics: Volume 3' Blu-ray Review: Shout! Factory  Slant Magazine

How Hong Kong’s film industry got so big – and why it fell into decline  South China Morning Post

NYC’s Metrograph Launches New ‘Shaw Sisters’ Retrospective Highlighting Shaw Brothers Films Directed By Women  CriterionCast

Blu-ray Review: An Amorous Woman of Tang Dynasty (Limited Edition)  Inside Pulse

Jimmy Wang Yu Dies: Martial Arts Action Star In Hong Kong Films Was 79  Deadline

How martial arts film King Boxer became a lasting fan favourite  South China Morning Post

Killing Pigs for Art? On Animal Cruelty-Free Cuts  Filmmaker Magazine