Tiger Killer (1982) — AI Story Visualization

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Plot Analysis Summary

A brother's return leads to accusations of murder and concealed evidence, culminating in an unresolved violent confrontation over justice.

Story Structure — 5 Plot Phases

A Brother's Early Struggle

Elder Wu is mocked and struggles to protect his younger brother. He pleads for the boy to be allowed to stay at a temple.

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Warnings Before Departure

Wu Song returns with a reputation as the Tiger Killer and reunites with Elder Wu. Before leaving on official business, he warns his brother to be cautious, prompting offense from Pan Jinlian.

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A Death in His Absence

While away, Wu Song helps a starving orphan instead of punishing him harshly. Meanwhile, Pan Jinlian and Madam Wang become involved with Ximen Qing, and Elder Wu dies under suspicious circumstances.

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A Case Without Justice

Madam Wang helps arrange the handling of Elder Wu's remains, and evidence is concealed. The Magistrate dismisses the case with a light sentence despite the accusations.

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Accusation at the Gathering

At a gathering honoring Elder Wu, Wu Song publicly accuses Pan Jinlian and Madam Wang and asks Mr Hu to record statements. The women deny responsibility, and the confrontation turns violent before its outcome is revealed.

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Directed by

Li Han-Hsiang

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Rating: 7.5/10 (4 votes)

Content sources

Related entry on Wikidata (Q11124379), public domain (CC0).

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