Martial Arts Cinema refers to a film genre that focuses on martial arts and combat techniques, often showcasing skilled fighters and elaborate fight choreography. Originating primarily in Hong Kong during the 1960s, it gained global popularity through iconic films featuring stars like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. These films often blend action with storytelling, highlighting themes of honor, discipline, and personal growth. The genre has evolved over the years, influencing various other film styles and inspiring numerous international productions, including Hollywood films that incorporate martial arts elements.