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LINK...........: http://hkmdb.com/db/movies/view.mhtml?id=13984&display_set=eng
Directed........: Agan
Cast............: Guo Tao, Wang gang, Liu Hua, Karena Lam Ka-Yan, Hai Yi-Tian, Miao Pu, Paul Chun Pui, ...etc
Genre...........: Comedy | Martial Arts
Release Date....: 10/15/2010
Runtime.........: 1h 46mn
Also Known As...: -
Country.........: China
Language........: Mandarin
Subtitles.......: chinese .idx .sub
Plot Summary:
The first Asian film shot entirely in 3D, "Don Quixote", has released a series of stills, depicting some impressive magical scenes, Sina.com.cn reports.
Images of the main character Don Quixote are also revealed in the stills.
According to the film's director, A Gan, nearly 60 percent of the film is made up of special effects, but China simply does not have technology advanced enough to deal with these shots. Aiming to make a truly domestic 3D film, A Gan tried several special effects companies before eventually taking his film to England, where he was able to use the equipment and technology from the hit film "Ice Age".
