Bruce and the Shaolin Bronzemen 1977

Wang Lung, a skilled martial artist, is sent by his master to the Philippines with a clear mission: deliver half of a silver coin to his uncle. When he finally reaches his destination, he finds his uncle has been shot, and the trail takes a sharper turn as he learns that the other half of the coin belongs to the daughter of a man known as Mr Ramos. The moment the two halves are joined, they reveal the location of a treasure that his uncle buried for the Japanese army.

The pursuit shifts to Mina, the daughter of [Mr Ramos], as Wang tries to pinpoint her whereabouts and complete the coin’s mystery. Meanwhile, danger closes in from another direction: two assassins kidnap Vivian Santos, the daughter of a man named Santos, thrusting Wang into a race against time. Mina briefly appears, but she too is soon taken, and when Wang returns home he discovers that Santos’ daughter is missing as well. His search leads to his own capture by the very assassins who now threaten both young women.

Escapes ensue, and Mina hands over the second half of the silver coin, the clue pointing to a park near their home as the treasure’s resting place. A frantic dig yields an empty box, and the mystery deepens as Wang continues to piece together who is behind the deception. Mina and Santos’ daughter are recaptured in the chaos, and Wang realizes a woman is secretly watching him to uncover the treasure’s location. In a brutal turn, two of her assassins kill Mina and Santos’ daughter, driving Wang to seek vengeance. He discovers the spy is [Mrs Misuke], a figure from behind the plot, and engages her in a deadly confrontation. A poisoned dart is hurled at him, but he deflects and disperses the threat by tossing the dart into her eye. The confrontation culminates in tragedy as the opening credits unveil the deaths of both Wang and Mrs Misuke, sealing a hard-won, somber end to a tale of treasure, betrayal, and revenge.