Taiwanese director Giddens Ko presented the film "Kung Fu" at the Far East Film Festival on Saturday, discussing how Stephen Chow contributed to the film's development process and reflecting on his decade-long journey to bring his most ambitious project to the screen.

In a panel discussion led by Kevin Ma, Ko shared details about the creative process behind the film. At the beginning of the film, the director explained the role Stephen Chow played in terms of production and creative consultancy, and how this collaboration influenced the shaping of the film's vision.

Giddens Ko noted that "Kung Fu" is an extremely complex and comprehensive production from a technical standpoint, discussing the production challenges and cinematic innovations necessary for the realization of this project. Throughout the long development process, Ko and his team had to tackle various obstacles to bring the film's ambitious vision to life.

During the panel, Ko explained how he made decision-making processes and technical choices at various stages of the film. The film's visual effects, action design, and cinematographic approaches represent a level rarely seen in Taiwanese cinema.

The presentation at the Far East Film Festival has been an important step in promoting "Kung Fu" within the international film community. Ko expressed the excitement and pride of finally sharing his years of creative efforts with audiences.