Bruce Lee, My Brother

Bruce Lee, My Brother is a Hong Kong and Chinese action drama that looks at the early life of Bruce Lee, drawing on the account given by his younger brother, Robert Lee. Set largely in Hong Kong, it follows Bruce as a rebellious teenager who gets into street fights with his friends, studies Wing Chun against his father's wishes, and takes his first steps toward public recognition as a martial artist. His romance with a girl named Cho Man Yee is complicated by the fact that a close friend is in love with her too, and when that friend becomes entangled with drugs, Bruce's attempt to confront the people responsible puts him in the sights of the triads and corrupt police. To keep him safe, his father sends him away to San Francisco as a young man with very little money.

Raymond Yip Wai-Man directed the film, which came after The Warlords in his filmography, with Manfred Wong Man-Chun co-directing and sharing writing duties with Lau Ho-leung. Aarif Rahman plays Bruce Lee, alongside Tony Leung Ka-fai as his father, Christy Chung as his mother, and Jennifer Tse as Cho Man Yee. On IMDb it holds a 6.4 rating from around 2,000 votes, while on TMDB it sits at 6.9 from roughly 210 votes, indicating a modest but somewhat warmer response among the smaller TMDB audience.