
Pan Lei
Pan Lei (潘壘), a Taiwanese film director and writer, was born on August 4, 1927, whose original name was Pan Chengde(Chinese: 潘承德), also known as Pan Lei(Chinese: 潘磊) and his pen name Xinxi(心曦). After joining the army to fight the Japanese at the border of China and India, he came to Taiwan in 1949 and became a well known writer and journal publisher. He began his film career as a scriptwriter and directed his first film in 1959. His third film Typhoon (颱風; 1962) was outstanding among its contemporary films with its bold presentation of female desire and artistic achievement, which won him the praise of "Father of Taiwanese Art Cinema" (台灣藝術電影之父) and the invitation to make films for the Shaw Brothers. He died on July 22, 2017.
- Known ForDirecting
- Born4 August 1927 (age 98)
- Place of BirthHaiphong, Vietnam
Pan Lei

- Known ForDirecting
- Born4 August 1927 (age 98)
- Place of BirthHaiphong, Vietnam
KNOWN FOR
PHOTOS
CREDITS

The Tattoo
1984

Strange Story of Crematory
1980

Snake in the Crane's Shadow
1978

The Crooks
1977

Evil Seducers
1975

Cuties Parade
1975

Love Lock
1975

The Sword
1971

Love Without End
1970

Young Flying Hero
1970

Devil Fighter
1970

Purple Darts
1969

The Fastest Sword
1968

Fallen Petals
1968
The Wolf and the Angel
1968

The Purple Shell
1967

Downhill They Ride
1966

Poisonous Rose
1966

Song of Orchid Island
1965

Lover's Rock
1964

Typhoon
1962
Golden Age
1960
