THIRTY-NINE years later Bruce Lee still has kick. I Am Bruce Lee, a new film by Network Entertainment, is an emotional documentary that focuses on the life and times of the late Hong Kong superstar. It includes footage from his films, archival interviews

Bruce Lee was just achieving superstardom as a martial arts movie star when he died at 32 in 1973. A quality documentary about the life of Bruce Lee has been both inevitable and a long time coming. Four decades after his death, it has fallen to director

It’s movie night at Thomas Mehwald’s house in the Indian capital of Delhi and he’s showing a Rainer Werner Fassbinder flick to his eclectic group of friends. The film is perhaps the only German import at his Gulmohar Park house – besides Mr. Mehwald and

“Every piece of film fight choreography has been influenced by Bruce Lee, whether the people involved know it or not.” So muses author Paul Bowman (Theorizing Bruce Lee) in a new film about the martial-arts phenomenon, which explores Lee’s great influenc

For a Vancouver-based producer to assert, I Am Bruce Lee, is quite the statement. But that's the attitude that propelled Derik Murray and his company, Network Entertainment, into making a feature-length documentary about the famous kung-fu icon destined

Two decades ago, Rob Cohen's "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story" didn't make much of Lee's Seattle connection. "I desperately wanted to shoot in Seattle," said Cohen in a 1993 interview. "But I was not given the cooperation of the University of Washington, whi