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THE AWARD-WINNING DOCUMENTARY WITH 3+ HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES

Within hours of his funeral, Hong Kong movie studios began to produce hundreds of unauthorized biopics, spin-offs and rip-offs starring a competing roster of Bruce Lee lookalikes. Over the next decade, 'Bruceploitation' would become a staple of global cinema. Director David Gregory - whose award-winning documentaries include LOST SOUL: THE DOOMED JOURNEY OF RICHARD STANLEY'S ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU and BLOOD & FLESH: THE REEL LIFE & GHASTLY DEATH OF AL ADAMSON - now examines this fascinating phenomenon via interviews with Bruce Li, Bruce Le, Bruce Liang and Dragon Lee; martial arts legends like Angela Mao, David Chiang, Phillip Ko and Sammo Hung; and the producers, directors, distributors and experts - along with copious clips from the films themselves - that for the first time reveal the history, controversy and legacy behind one of the most bizarre genres in movie history.

Special Features

Audio Commentary With Co-Executive Producer/Director David Gregory; Co-Producers Frank Djeng, Vivian Wong And Michael Worth; And Director Of Photography Jim Kunz

Working At Shaw Brothers - Outtakes With Godfrey Ho, David Chiang, Yasuaki Kurata, Lee Chiu, Lo Meng, Mars And Phillip Ko

Bruce Lee And I - Outtakes With Sammo Hung, Phillip Ko, Yasuaki Kurata, Mars, Angela Mao, Andre Morgan, Lee Tso Nam And More

The Lost World Of Kung Fu Film Negatives - Outtakes With Godfrey Ho, Joseph Lai, Angela Mao, Lee Tso Nam And Film Preservationists

Bruce's Hong Kong - Location Tour With Frank Djeng

Severin's Kung Fu Theater With Actor/Director/Bruceploitation Expert Michael Worth

Trailers

Media

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Bonus Materials

• Audio Commentary With Co-Executive Producer/Director David Gregory; Co-Producers Frank Djeng, Vivian Wong And Michael Worth; And Director Of Photography Jim Kunz
• Working At Shaw Brothers - Outtakes With Godfrey Ho, David Chiang, Yasuaki Kurata, Lee Chiu, Lo Meng, Mars And Phillip Ko
• Bruce Lee And I - Outtakes With Sammo Hung, Phillip Ko, Yasuaki Kurata, Mars, Angela Mao, Andre Morgan, Lee Tso Nam And More
• The Lost World Of Kung Fu Film Negatives - Outtakes With Godfrey Ho, Joseph Lai, Angela Mao, Lee Tso Nam And Film Preservationists
• Bruce's Hong Kong - Location Tour With Frank Djeng
• Severin's Kung Fu Theater With Actor/Director/Bruceploitation Expert Michael Worth
• Trailers

Sales Points

• for fans of GAME OF DEATH
• for fans of ENTER THE DRAGON
• For fans of filmmaking documentaries
• For fans of grindhouse cinema
• For fans of exploitation cinema
• For fans of Bruceploitation
• for fans of Bruce Lee
• For kung fu fanatics
• For martial arts enthusiasts

Press Quotes

Considerable fun... David Gregory's documentary provides an entertaining window into an anything-goes heyday for Hong Kong cinema.

     —Variety

Utterly fantastic... Director David Gregory gives us a decidedly respectful look at what became an industry and doesn't leave a single stone unturned.

     —Cinema Crazed

★★★★ A fascinating portrait of a cinematic era which explores a ruthless marketing machine gone off the rails.

     —Eye for Film

An all-encompassing documentary... A hilariously informative and unconventional deep dive into one of the most bizarre sub-genres in action.

     —Cinapse

A gem of a documentary... An impeccably researched deep dive for any fans of Bruce Lee and martial arts films.

     —Culture Mix

The crème de la crème of the 2023 Tribeca Festival... This fascinating documentary examines the 'Bruceploitation' genre and dives deep into the zaniest movies that came as a result.

     —Parade

★★★★ Even if you've never seen a Bruce Lee or Bruce clone film before, ENTER THE CLONES OF BRUCE will pique your interest enough to want to track them down. You can't ask for any more from a documentary.

     —Starburst Magazine

A fine film... David Gregory's breezy documentary on this weird phenomenon scores a fistful of coup interviews with all the major surviving Bruces.

     —Kim Newman