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Master puppeteer Li Tien-lu recalls his life in Japanese-occupied Taiwan during the first half of the 20th century.
The Puppetmaster is a 1993 historical drama following master puppeteer Li Tien-lu as he reflects on his life in Japanese-occupied Taiwan during the early 20th century. This acclaimed film explores the intersection of art, culture, and colonial history through the eyes of a legendary performer.
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Li Tian-LuSelf
Lim GiongLi Tien-Lu
Pai Ming-HuaOng Hsiu- Cheng Kuei-ChungYoung Li Tien-Lu
Tsai Chen-nanXu Jinmu
Yang Li-yinLin Laifa
Hong LiuLi Huo
Vicky Wei- Huang Chien-ru
- Kao Tung-Hsiu
- Li Hei
- Li Wenchang
- Liu Wen-pin
- I. Toshiro
- Tsai Yi-Hua
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戲夢人生 The Puppetmaster 1993 Trailer
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The Puppetmaster — frequently asked
When was The Puppetmaster released?
The film was released on December 8, 1993.
What is The Puppetmaster about?
The movie centers on the life and memories of master puppeteer Li Tien-lu, capturing his experiences living in Taiwan during the period of Japanese occupation in the first half of the 20th century.
What genres does The Puppetmaster fall into?
The film is a drama that combines historical and war elements, examining both personal narrative and the broader context of colonial Taiwan.
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