This little-seen '80s documentary will be a treat for fans of Kung Fu. Masters of various weapons and hand-to-hand combat styles demonstrate their skills in a primer to the many flavors of beatdown that populate international action flicks. A young Jet Li provides one of the demos.

Shaolin One (1987)

A middle aged man tries to earn his black belt in karate before turning fifty in this martial arts documentary.

Looking for Mr. Miyagi (2014)

This is the Official Golden Harvest tribute dedicated to the legendary Master of the Martial Arts Film, Bruce Lee, celebrating his groundbreaking contributions to cinema and showcasing his unforgettable legacy in action films that continue to inspire generations.

Bruce Lee, The Legend (1973)

Martial arts expert Bruce Lee became world-renowned for his performances in such Kung-fu classics as Enter the Dragon. Now his only interview in English is available. Just after the release of his first film, The Big Boss, he spoke in 1971 in Hong Kong with Canada's premier journalist Pierre Berton. 

Bruce Lee: The Lost Interview (1994)

A Warriors Journey reveals the soul of Bruce Lee for the first time. This 97-minute documentary includes 33 minutes of continuous action footage that was shot for The Game of Death but had been lost; this rediscovered footage is the best martial arts footage ever filmed of Lee.

A Warrior's Journey (2013)

Step into the extraordinary life of a Chinese immigrant who overcame the challenges to achieve the American dream. This biography follows the path of a young boy who learns the value of hard work and perseverance through kung fu training. He escapes the harshness of political oppression, bravely ventures out on his own, and embraces opportunity in a new land. 

Martial Arts Documentaries