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Bruce Lee was not only an incredible person, but also the master of the martial arts in all its forms. With the creation of Jeet Kune Do he not only took the steps towards a worldwide martials arts discipline but also the steps towards the big screen. With The Big Boss (1971) he had his first big hit in the cinema in Asia, followed by Fist of Fury (1972) and Way of the Dragon (1972), in which he not only acted but also directed and also choreographed for his took into account. Enter the Dragon (1973) was his big breakthrough in America. Everything indicated that this man was a legend in the making who managed to inspire and motivate people all over the world. On July 20, 1973, Bruce Lee died in mysterious circumstances in the middle of the unfinished movie, Game of Death (1978). However, even after his death, Bruce Lee remains a phenomenon. Chen Zhen (Bruce Lee) is a student at a kung fu school in Shanghai occupied by the Japanese in the early 20th century. When he returns to his school after a trip, it turns out that his teacher has been murdered. Chen Zhen is mad with grief and vows to get to the perpetrators. The trail soon leads him to a Japanese fighting school and here he almost immediately leaves a clear message. However, this leaves him wanted by the local law enforcement, but Chen Zhen is determined to find his teacher's killer. In the meantime, he also has to deal with the racism that the Chinese people suffer from, but he would not be himself if he just let this go his way.
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