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The Fist of the Condor (2023): Cast & Ratings

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The Fist of the Condor is a 2023 action film directed by Ernesto Díaz Espinoza, starring Francisco Fuentes as Alumno Escuela Condor 1, Gina Aguad and Fernanda Urrejola. It runs 1 hour 25 minutes. Critics gave it 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Rotten Tomatoes
100%
Echo Score
75
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The Fist of the Condor (2023) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 25m (85 min)
Genre
Action
Original language
Spanish
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is The Fist of the Condor About?

The premise of The Fist of the Condor without spoilers.

As the Inca empire falls to the Spanish conquistadors, a vital text detailing the Incas’ revered fighting techniques is secreted away. Centuries pass, and the manual’s existence is again jeopardized by relentless assassins. A dedicated guardian must now confront the world's most formidable warriors in a desperate fight to protect the ancient secrets contained within the sacred book, ensuring their survival for generations to come.

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Cast & crew

The Fist of the Condor Cast & Characters

Francisco Fuentes leads the cast as Alumno Escuela Condor 1, with Gina Aguad as Mujer Condor and Fernanda Urrejola as Marla. Directed by Ernesto Díaz Espinoza; 10 actors are credited in all.

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More from Ernesto Díaz Espinoza

More films directed by Ernesto Díaz Espinoza, best-rated first: Diablo, The ABCs of Death, Fuerzas Especiales 2: Cabos Sueltos and Redeemer.

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Ratings

The Fist of the Condor Reviews & Ratings

Critics gave The Fist of the Condor 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. Our Echo Score gives it 75/100, strongest in rewatch factor (85) and weakest in character & emotion (65).

75 /100

The Fist of the Condor Echo Score Breakdown

The Fist of the Condor delivers an energetic martial‑arts showcase that satisfies fans of the genre, anchored by Marko Zaror’s physical performance and a rapid‑fire fight rhythm. Critics commend the film’s brisk pacing and visceral choreography, while noting uneven storytelling and limited acting depth. Audience reactions echo this split, praising the visual flair and rewatch appeal despite narrative shortcomings. Consequently, the movie registers as a solid genre entry with notable strengths and modest flaws.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 78

    Regarding direction and craftsmanship, reviewers highlight the film’s lean production design and effective editing that sustain a constant flow of combat. Critics and users alike commend the cinematography’s ability to capture dynamic movement, while acknowledging the modest budget constraints. Overall, the visual execution supports the action focus, resulting in a competent, if unembellished, artistic presentation.

  • Character & Emotion 65

    When evaluating character work, critics note a scarcity of nuanced performances, pointing to limited emotional depth beyond Zaror’s physical expressiveness. Some audience members, however, praise his charisma and the occasional strong supporting turns. The consensus suggests that while the cast delivers functional portrayals suited to the action‑driven premise, the film falls short of delivering fully realized character arcs.

  • Story & Flow 70

    Storywise, reviewers commend the brisk pacing achieved through the film’s nine chapter structure, which maintains audience engagement despite a modest narrative scope. Critics acknowledge that the plot serves primarily as a framework for fight set‑pieces, resulting in occasional lapses in cohesion and depth. Nonetheless, the thematic undercurrents of honor and personal growth provide a modest layer of intrigue.

  • Sensory Experience 75

    In terms of sensory experience, the movie’s sound design underscores the kinetic energy of each combat sequence, while the score complements the high‑octane atmosphere. Visual elements, including the use of Chilean landscapes and period‑inspired color palettes, receive praise for adding texture to the setting. Overall, the auditory and visual components work in concert to reinforce the film’s energetic tone.

  • Rewatch Factor 85

    The film’s rewatch factor benefits from its relentless action rhythm and the desire for additional installments, as expressed by multiple reviewers anticipating sequels. The compact runtime and episodic chapter format encourage repeat viewings to catch nuanced choreography. Combined with a cult‑appeal potential within the martial‑arts community, these attributes elevate its lasting appeal despite narrative limitations.

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The Fist of the Condor Trailers & Videos

The trailer of The Fist of the Condor.

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The Fist of the Condor Also Known As

10 alternative titles, including “Юмрукът на кондора” and “Pięść Kondora”.

Also known as
  • Юмрукът на кондора
  • Pięść Kondora
  • 神鹰之拳
  • 피스트 오브 콘도르
  • O Punho do Condor
  • Кулак Кондора
  • Kondorjeva pest
  • 上古神拳
  • Il pugno del condor
  • Die Faust des Condors

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The Fist of the Condor FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast, ratings, post-credit scenes and language of The Fist of the Condor, each answered in a sentence.

How long is The Fist of the Condor?

The Fist of the Condor runs 1 hour 25 minutes (85 minutes).

When was The Fist of the Condor released?

The Fist of the Condor was released on April 4, 2023.

Who directed The Fist of the Condor?

The Fist of the Condor was directed by Ernesto Díaz Espinoza.

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Who is in the cast of The Fist of the Condor?

The Fist of the Condor stars Francisco Fuentes as Alumno Escuela Condor 1, Gina Aguad as Mujer Condor and Fernanda Urrejola as Marla, among 10 credited actors.

How is The Fist of the Condor rated?

The Fist of the Condor has 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, 72% on TMDB, 3.1/5 on Letterboxd and 3.3/5 on Movie Insider.

Does The Fist of the Condor have a post-credit scene?

No. The Fist of the Condor has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is The Fist of the Condor in?

The original language of The Fist of the Condor is Spanish.

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