TIFF 2010 Trailer #4: The Butcher, The Chef and The Swordsman

Published on August 18, 2010 by Ricky in Blog, New Trailers, Trailers
Tagged: CSFF, Legend Of The Kitchen Knife, The Butcher, The Chef and The Swordsman, Toronto International 2010, trailer, Wu Ershan

The Butcher, The Chef and The Swordsman (aka Legend of the Kitchen Knife)
Directed by Wu Ershan

This martial-arts comedy stars Ando Masanobu, Ben Chang You and Kitty Zhang, and was the last of last of the Midnight Madness films announced on Twitter last tonight by programmer Colin Geddes.

Synopsis:

A group of misfits become mixed up in the struggle to own a deadly kitchen cleaver made from the top five swords of the martial arts world in this wild and brash action comedy that is sure to have audiences running to Chinatown after the film for a late night snack.

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