Golden Fist in Istanbul (Altın Yumruk İstanbul'da) (translated)

Golden Fist in Istanbul (originally The Accidental Spy) is a 2001 Hong Kong action and martial arts film directed by Teddy Chan from a screenplay by Ivy Ho. Produced by Jackie Chan and Raymond Chow under the Orange Sky Golden Harvest banner, with music by Peter Kam, the film blends comedy and action and stands out for its multilingual dialogue spanning Cantonese, English, Turkish and Korean.

The story follows Yuen, a Hong Kong sporting-goods salesman who, after foiling a robbery, is drawn into an espionage web; clues from a terminally ill Korean man send him first to South Korea and then to Istanbul in pursuit of a bank vault. Much of the film was shot in Istanbul and Anatolia in 2000, with Turkish actors joining the cast. It won Best Action Choreography and Best Editing at the 21st Hong Kong Film Awards and earned a nomination at the 38th Golden Horse Awards.