Bamboo House of Dolls
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Bamboo House of Dolls (1973, HK) is a Women In Prison film directed by Chih-Hung Kwei.
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Main Details
- Released in 1973
- Color
- Running Time: 110 Min.
- Production Co: Shaw Brothers
- Distribution Co: Peppercorn-Wormser (1976) (USA) (theatrical) (dubbed)
- Directed by Chih-Hung Kwei
- Starring Birte Tove, Lieh Lo, Hsieh Wang, Terry Liu, Roska Rozen, Niki Wane
- Produced by Run Run Shaw, Tien Wu
- Original Music by Fu-ling Wang
- Cinematography by Chi Yu
- Film Editing by Henry Chang, Hsing-lung Chiang
Also Known As
- Bamboo House of Dolls (Hong Kong) (English title)
- Bamboo Women's Prison (Europe) (English title)
- Camps d'amour pour chiens jaunes (France)
- Das Bambuscamp der gequälten Frauen (Germany)
- O Dragão de Ouro (Portugal) (original subtitled version)
- Orgia se stratopedo gynaikon (Greece)
- Storia segreta di un lager femminile (Italy)
Synopsis
During World War II, the Japanese occupy China and open many concentration camps. In one of these called Bamboo House of Dolls, a group of girls are emprisoned. One of the women (the wife of a Chinese partisan) knows the location of some hidden gold that the Japanese want. She needs to get her husband by escaping.
