This is a remake of master martial-art film director King Hu's The Valiant Ones. The original film, released in 1975, won the Outstanding Contribution Award at Chicago Film Festival of that year. The story is about a group of fighters helping the Chinese officials to defeat Japanese pirates frequently invading the coast of China. The remake is directed by Liu Yin and choreographed by Yuen Wah and Yuen Bo. The cast includes Nicky Wu, Huang Yi, Yuen Wah, Yang Zi and Terence Yin. I have no idea why the poster shows the English title as "The Vallant Ones New II" Not only it does not sound English but also "Valiant" is misspelled as "Vallant".
 

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Chinese director Zhang Yang's latest black comedy Going Home will be shown at the coming Berlin Film Festival as an out-of-competition film.  Inspired by a real story, it is about a farmer who tries to bring home the body of his friend, who died far from his village. Without a penny in his pocket, he cannot afford to ship his friend home in the normal way. He meets many interesting people along road. On a bus, he tries to protect  everyone from being robbed. He wins the robbers' respect but is kicked off the bus because bus passengers discover there is a dead man on bus. Some steals his money and he dresses his dead friend as a homeless to beg for money. He attends someone's funeral to get a free meal. A hooker is asked by him to give his decomposing dead friend a makeover. A landslide blocks his way and he did his best to help the villagers and becomes a local hero. When he finally reach the end his the journey, he finds out his dead friend's village has already been flooded to make a reservoir.