Drama,Action
Hong Kong,China
Bruce Lee, My Brother is a film directed by Raymond Yip and Manfred Wong. The movie portrays the life of Bruce Lee as a young man growing up in Hong Kong during the turbulent 1960s. Bruce Lee is depicted as a rebellious adolescent who chafes against the strict traditional values of his family and society. He is constantly getting into trouble and butting heads with his father and teachers.
Despite his rebellious nature, Bruce Lee discovers a passion for martial arts, which his father disapproves of. However, Bruce Lee is determined to pursue his dreams, and he immerses himself in the world of kung fu, eventually becoming one of the most skilled martial artists in Hong Kong.
The film depicts Bruce Lee's struggles to make a name for himself in the world of kung fu, his burgeoning romance with his future wife, Linda Lee, and his eventual departure for the United States, where he would achieve international fame.
The film features an ensemble cast, including Aarif Lee as Bruce Lee, Tony Leung Ka-fai as Bruce Lee's father, Christy Chung as Bruce Lee's mother, and Jennifer Tse as Linda Lee. The film's action sequences were choreographed by the legendary Sammo Hung.
Overall, Bruce Lee, My Brother is a heartfelt and moving tribute to the legendary martial artist and his early life in Hong Kong. It is a must-see for fans of Bruce Lee and martial arts cinema.
