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Martial Arts | Dark Comedy
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Best Supporting Actor | 2020
Next | 2020
Best Film By An Emerging Director | 2019
Best Feature Film | 2019
Budget 1,800,000 USD
Box Office Collection 2,400,000 USD
Writer and director Riley Stearns trains and teaches Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
DOJO RULES: 1. No shoes on the mat. 2. No food or drinks on the mat. 3. Bow when stepping on/off the mat. 4. Always bring your belt. 5. Wash your gi. 6. Respect your opponent. 7. Tap or hear it snap. 8. Tap or take a nap. 9. Stay hydrated. 10. If it works, use it. 11. Guns are for the weak.
In the photograph of the master in the dojo you can see, behind the master, a picture of Morihei Ueshiba Osensei the founder of the martial art of aikido. This implies that the master trained as an aikidoka. Aikido, loosely translated, means 'The Way of Spiritual Harmony'. This is puzzling since aikido is a grappling art more akin to judo than to the striking art, karate.
This movie was shot in Kentucky
"Sensei: I realize now that her being a woman will prevent her from ever becoming a man."
"Sensei: [regarding the belt Casey gave him] Not only does it represent my black belt in karate but it also helps keep my pants up."
