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PRESS RELEASE KUNG FU YOGA(12) RELEASE DATE Fast Sell: On Digital 31st July 2017 On DVD & Blu-ray 7th August 2017 It’s Raiders Of The Lost Ark Jackie Chan-style, with a dash of Bollywood, as the unstoppable fi lm legend hunts for treasure in this ﬂ at-out fun, all-action, globe-trotting KEY TALENT INFORMATION comedy caper. • Jackie Chan (Rush Hour, Shanghai Knights) Synopsis: • Stanley Tong (director Rumble in the Bronx, Supercop) World-renowned archaeology professor Jack and his team are on a grand quest to locate a lost ancient Indian treasure, when they are ambushed by a team of CONTACT/ORDER MEDIA mercenaries and left for dead. Using his vast knowledge of history and kung fu, Jack leads his team on a race around Emma Mountain - [email protected] the world to beat the mercenaries to the treasure, and to save an ancient culture. We like it because: Move over Kung Fu Panda, it’s time for KUNG FU YOGA! Don’t worry, it’s not some kind of new-fangled exercise fad, but irrepressible martial arts superstar Jackie Chan’s latest, that sees him reuniting with Supercop and Rumble In The Bronx director Stanley Tong, for this all out action caper, featuring superb fi ght scenes, motorcycle chases, ice caves, hidden treasures and a Bollywood-style set piece fi nale. As the Los Angeles Times says, ‘good luck trying to stop that goofy smile from spreading across your face’. KUNG FU YOGA is family friendly fun, a mix of Bollywood exoticism and action comedy antics, showcasing veteran 2 John Street, London, WC1N 2ES movie legend Chan’s incredible martial arts skills and Tel: 0203 405 4312 Web: fetch.fm impeccable comic timing. Filmed in China, Dubai, India and Iceland, this is a must for fans of the National Treasure films and Chan’sAround the World In 80 Days and Shanghai Knights. Hot quotes: “Silly old-school Jackie Chan fun, with a globe-hopping plot supplying exotic scenery” The Hollywood Reporter “A family-friendly reminder that Master Chan still has a trick or two up his sleeve” Screen Anarchy “As the leading man, Chan keeps the ball rolling with an assortment of neat acrobatic tricks and martial arts sparring” Variety.

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