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Bruce Lee expert John Little (A Warrior's Journey) tracks down the actual locations of some of Bruce Lee's most iconic action scenes. Many of these sites remain largely unchanged nearly half a century later. At monasteries, ice factories, and on urban streets, Little explores the real life settings of Lee's legendary career. This film builds on Little's earlier short, Pursuit of the Dragon, to present a comprehensive view of Lee's work that will change the way you see the films. In such pivotal films as "The Big Boss," "Fist of Fury," "The Way of the Dragon" and "Enter the Dragon", Lee staged the elaborately choreographed action sequences that revolutionized the martial arts field. They took on a mythic status and it is mindboggling to see how he expertly built traditional locations into his story lines to give them added dimension. No one has ever taken on the task of finding what remains of this Bruce Lee's world. The revelations are nothing short of astounding for fans of Bruce Lee, martial arts, and action movies.

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If you're sick and tired of all the countless Bruce Lee documentaries that contain the same footage, usual interview clips and a bunch of other 'talking heads,' then ... [this] is a film you won't want to miss... Fascinating content that most fans will find both unique and educational... Using footage from the actual movies to coincide with the 'what the locations look like today' is simply magical... Definitely recommended!

     —City On Fire

Little takes us through strange and exotic locales and landscapes, looking for the various details from the movies, literally walking in Bruce Lee's footsteps.

     —FlickFeast

If you're sick and tired of all the countless Bruce Lee documentaries that contain the same footage, usual interview clips and a bunch of other 'talking heads,' then ... [this] is a film you won't want to miss... Fascinating content that most fans will find both unique and educational... Using footage from the actual movies to coincide with the 'what the locations look like today' is simply magical... Definitely recommended!

     —City On Fire

Little takes us through strange and exotic locales and landscapes, looking for the various details from the movies, literally walking in Bruce Lee's footsteps.

     —FlickFeast

If you're sick and tired of all the countless Bruce Lee documentaries that contain the same footage, usual interview clips and a bunch of other 'talking heads,' then ... [this] is a film you won't want to miss... Fascinating content that most fans will find both unique and educational... Using footage from the actual movies to coincide with the 'what the locations look like today' is simply magical... Definitely recommended!

     —City On Fire

Little takes us through strange and exotic locales and landscapes, looking for the various details from the movies, literally walking in Bruce Lee's footsteps.

     —FlickFeast