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Directed by Dwight H. Little
Produced by Steven Paul,Benedict Carver,Iddo Lampton Enochs
Written by Screenplay : Michael Colleary,Alan B. McElroy,Mike Werb
Original story : Namco
Music by John Hunter
Cinematography Brian J. Reynolds
Editing by David Checel
Studio Crystal Sky Pictures
Distributed by Warner Bros. (Japan),Anchor Bay Entertainment (USA),Optimum Releasing (UK)
Release date(s) November 5, 2009 (2009-11-05)(American Film Market)
March 20, 2010(Japan)
July 27, 2010(Singapore: English Theatrical Premiere)
August 4, 2010(Philippines)
September 1, 2010(United Kingdom: DVD premiere)
Running time 87 minutes
Country United States,Japan
Language English



Cast

Kelly Overton ... Christie Monteiro
Gary Daniels ... Bryan Fury
Jon Foo ... Jin Kazama
Candice Hillebrand ... Nina Williams (as Candicé Hillebrand)
Lateef Crowder ... Eddy Gordo
Luke Goss ... Steve Fox
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa ... Heihachi Mishima
Ian Anthony Dale ... Kazuya
Marian Zapico ... Anna Williams
Mircea Monroe ... Kara
Monica Mal ... Hot Girl
Cung Le ... Marshall Law
Gary Ray Stearns ... Yoshimitsu
Tamlyn Tomita ... Jun Kazama
Louise Griffiths ... Sapphire
Darrin Dewitt Henson ... Raven
David Pitt ... Jack
Hyun-kyoon Lee ... Hwoarang
Roger Huerta ... Miguel Caballero Rojo
Cassie Shea Watson ... Med Tech
Anton Kasabov ... Sergei Dragunov
John Pyper-Ferguson ... Bonner (unconfirmed)
Randal Reeder ... Scared Fighter
Louis Herthum ... Tekken Security Chief
Jourdan Lee Khoo ... Sportscaster
Taiyô Sugiura ... Lee Chaolan
Kiko Ellsworth ... Denslow
Jonathan Kowalsky ... Vosk
Michael Showers ... Security Assistant #1
Andrew Wei Lin ... Sportscaster
Jevon Miller ... Angry Fighter Reject


In the year of 2039, after World Wars destroy much of civilization as we know it, territories are no longer run by governments, but by corporations; the
mightiest of which is the Tekken Corporation, which controls North America. In order to placate the seething masses of this dystopia, the corporation's
Chairman/CEO Heihachi Mishima sponsors the King of Iron Fist Tournament, or Iron Fist - in which fighters battle until one is left standing, who in turn
will receive a lifetime of stardom and wealth.Jin Kazama, a rebellious teenage street fighter and contraband runner, witnesses the death of his mother Jun
during Tekken's crackdown on insurgents in Tekken City's slum area of Anvil. In the ruins of his former home, he finds a Tekken Fighter I.D. among his
late mother's belongings. Intrigued, as his mother was a staunch anti-Tekken activist who warned him to stay away from the tournament, he sets off to the
Open Call, which allow the masses in Anvil to pick a fighter for the tournament. After defeating the disgraced fighter Marshall Law, Jin gains sponsorship
from former boxer Steve Fox and is hailed by the masses as "The People's Choice".Upon entering the heart of Tekken City, Jin meets and befriends female
mixed martial artist Christie Monteiro. Jin wins his first match against Miguel Caballero Rojo, nearly killing him in a fit of rage. Later that night, after sneaking
out with Christie and visiting a nightclub where they flirt and bond, Jin is attacked by the twin assassin sisters Anna and Nina Williams (who are also taking
part in the tournament, both fighting for one of Tekken's rival corporation, Eyderdex), who are acting on the orders of Kazuya Mishima, son of Heihachi.
Kazuya also schemes to overtake Tekken Corp from his father. Jin survives the assassination attempt, thanks to Christie's interference. Steve and Christie
both attempt to dissuade Jin from continuing in the tournament, as his life is in danger. Against their wishes, Jin vows to win Iron Fist and kill Heihachi. Meanwhile,
Kazuya blackmails the martial artist Bryan Fury into killing Jin in a match or be exposed as a cyborg, effectively banning him from the tournament for life.During
the quarter-finals, Jin is matched up against the mysterious swordsman Yoshimitsu. Heihachi taking a shine to this young fighter, deems that this match be
reserved for the semi-finals and attempts to change the order. He is stopped by Kazuya, who has gained control of the Jackhammers, or Jacks (high tech
soldiers used for peacekeeping and insurgent destruction). Kazuya then has Heihachi imprisoned and orders the match to begin, effectively seizing control of
Tekken. Jin narrowly defeats Yoshimitsu, thanks to Heihachi tripping a security alert in the arena. Following the match, Kazuya orders all of the fighters to be
detained. He later tells the imprisoned fighters that the rules have changed, wherein they must fight to the death in order to advance. Along with Raven and
Heihachi, Jin, Christie and Steve launch an escape. Raven is wounded and recaptured, but the rest make it out to Anvil.When the fighters find a hideout, Heihachi
reveals to Jin the true nature of his origin, explaining that many years ago, Kazuya raped Jun and attempted to kill her. He took her out of Tekken City to keep
her alive. Heihachi also states that now Jin can become the next chairman of Tekken Corp and that its true purpose was to restore order to the chaos-ridden
world and help the people rise again, much to Jin's disagreement and distrust. Heihachi entrusts Jin to defeat Kazuya, but soon after, the hideout is located by
Jacks who engage in a quick firefight that results in the death of Steve, and the recapture of the rest. Before taking Jin and Christie back to Iron Fist, Kazuya
orders Jacks to execute Heihachi.Back into the tournament, a bruised Jin is forced to fight against Bryan in the finals while Kazuya holds Christie captive in the
control room. After a bloody struggle, Jin triumphs, killing the cyborg. Angered, Kazuya orders a new final contestant for Jin: himself. He walks down to the
arena, two half moon axes in hand, and begins the final match. The weaponless Jin is battered, but is saved when Christie escapes, shooting the Jacks guarding
her and creating a distraction. This allows Jin to wound and pin down Kazuya to the ground. Kazuya taunts him into inheriting the Mishima Curse (Heihachi imprisoned
and killed his father and Kazuya murdered Heihachi), but Jin stops from killing his father, stating that he is a Kazama, not a Mishima. Christie comes down to the
stage and declares Jin the new Iron Fist Champion. Elated, the Crowd both in and outside the arena cheer for him. When Christie asks where he will go, he replies
that he will go back home to Anvil. He walks out of Tekken City's gate and, in a scene reminiscent of Tekken 5, he is saluted by the Jacks - symbolizing his role as
the new CEO of Tekken Corp. Jin walks the streets of Anvil, a crowd follows him. A voiceover from Christie explains that Jin's victory made his name synonymous
with hope amongst his people in the Anvil, but that the true legacy of Tekken is only beginning.In a post-credits scene, a wounded Kazuya walks by the holding
cells back at the arena, as the scene shifts back to Heihachi's execution. A Jack has Heihachi kneel at gunpoint. His final words are: "I am Mishima Heihachi.
I...am...Tekken. You WILL obey." The Jack lowers its gun in a sign of obedience, as Heihachi looks on, ready to take back his empire.