Shaw Brothers Studio is a Hong Kong film production company founded in 1925 by the Shaw brothers, Runje Shaw, Runme Shaw, and their siblings. It became one of the largest and most influential film studios in Asia, known for producing a wide range of films, particularly in the martial arts genre. The studio played a significant role in popularizing kung fu films during the 1960s and 1970s. The studio is famous for its distinctive style, combining elaborate sets, vibrant costumes, and choreographed fight scenes. Iconic films like The One-Armed Swordsman and Five Deadly Venoms helped establish the studio's reputation. Shaw Brothers Studio has left a lasting legacy in the film industry, influencing filmmakers worldwide.