Marco Polo: One Hundred Eyes

This action drama focuses on the origin of a warrior-monk who is brought in chains to the court of Kublai Khan. The story explores the events that turned him into a deadly assassin and mentor to Marco Polo, leading to the acquisition of his tragic nickname before he lost his sight.

Directed by Alik Sakharov, this 2015 production was the first of two listed films in the director's career, followed later by Lanterns in 2026. The screenplay was written by John Fusco, and the project was produced by Adam Goodman, Richard Sharkey, and Howard Ellis. The main cast features Tom Wu as Hundred Eyes, Benedict Wong as Kublai Khan, and Michelle Yeoh as Lotus, along with Masayoshi Haneda as the Son of Subutai.

Produced in the United States and Malaysia by TWC Television, Rhizophora Ventures, and Electus, the film has a runtime of 28 minutes. It has been well received by audiences, holding a 7.7 rating on IMDb based on 12,000 votes and a 7.3 rating on TMDB from 145 votes.