The Angry River (1971)
Directed by Huang Feng and starring Angela Mao, The Angry River follows a young martial artist who embarks on a dangerous journey to obtain a rare cure capable of saving her poisoned father. Combining martial arts action, fantasy-infused adventure and quest-driven storytelling, the film centers on rival fighters, hidden dangers and supernatural obstacles encountered across mountains, rivers and remote wilderness locations. The story blends early Golden Harvest action cinema with wuxia-style fantasy elements and large-scale adventure structure.

Stoner (1974)
Directed by Huang Feng and starring George Lazenby and Angela Mao, Stoner follows an Australian investigator who travels to Hong Kong after the death of his sister leads him into a violent narcotics conspiracy connected to a dangerous new drug. Combining martial arts action, crime investigation and international conspiracy elements, the film centers on drug trafficking, criminal organizations and escalating confrontations across Hong Kong’s underworld. The story mixes Golden Harvest kung-fu action with 1970s crime-thriller structure.

The Tournament (1974)
Directed by Huang Feng and starring Angela Mao, The Tournament follows rival martial artists drawn into a high-stakes competition where personal loyalties, rivalries and fighting skill determine survival and honor. Combining martial arts action, tournament structure and traditional kung-fu storytelling, the film centers on competition, discipline and escalating combat between skilled fighters. The story reflects the international martial arts cinema style associated with Golden Harvest’s 1970s productions.

The Himalayan (1976)
Directed by Huang Feng and starring Angela Mao, The Himalayan follows a woman seeking revenge after betrayal and personal tragedy draw her into conflict across remote mountain regions shaped by local traditions, martial arts training and spiritual practices. Combining martial arts action, revenge-driven storytelling and adventure elements, the film centers on loyalty, betrayal and personal transformation within a Himalayan setting. The story blends kung-fu cinema with regional folklore, training sequences and large-scale mountain landscapes.