In the epic tale of martial prowess and self-discovery, Johnny Kokong emerges as a remarkable practitioner of the ancient Eagle Fist technique. Under the tutelage of his master, he honed his skills atop a secluded mountain, learning not only the art of combat but also the wisdom of self-awareness. As fate would have it, Johnny on a journey not only to test his martial abilities but also to unearth the truth of his own identity. A necklace, a token of his rescue by his master two decades prior, serves as a mysterious link to his past and propels him forward into the unknown. Venturing into a quaint village, Johnny's path collides with Mandar, portrayed by the formidable W. D. Mochtar, a figure of ruthless ambition and insatiable greed. In a daring move, Mandar orchestrates a grand martial arts contest, inviting fighters from far and wide to test skills. Among Mandar's loyal enforcers stands a formidable henchman, portrayed by Indonesian star Advent Bangun, in one of his earliest and most electrifying roles. With each clash and confrontation, the stage is set for Johnny to confront not only his adversaries but also the shadows of his own past. Sisworo Gautama Putra, a renowned Indonesian film director, gained prominence for his adeptness in horror cinema. However, from our standpoint, his true brilliance shines in action films, exemplified by "Rajawali Sakti" (The Eagle’s Strike), a cinematic masterpiece pulsating with adrenaline-pumping action sequences. This film comes highly endorsed by Flkcinema.com, likening it to the early classics of Hong Kong action cinema, with directors such as Ng See Yuen and Yuen Woo Ping.