In Ariel we get to explore one example of how a person can persevere and prevail against a brutal assault. It also looks at some martial arts concepts that one could apply in just such a situation. In a sense, Ariel is a martial arts film that is not a martial arts film. Rather than being a high spectacle, flashy action film with flurries of punches and kicks and tons of wire work, Ariel takes a smart, subtle look at martial arts technique that while on the surface looks like nothing, the outcome turns out to be devastating upon closer inspection. |
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Ratings: | IMDB: 0.0/10 | |
Released: | January 1, 2014 | |
Runtime: | 6 min | |
Genres: | Action Drama Short | |
Cast: | Woody Wilson Hall Nguyen Stanton Seth Lee Monie Lee Perez | |
Crew: | John Hidalgo | |
GeminiSaga : This is pretty embarrassing, The Pope's Exorcist was much better.