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Title: Innerself (2018)
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Cast
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Jason L. Wang | ... | Ed |
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Mikhail Tot | ... | Sean |
| Stephen Haas | ... | Jr | |
| Rosy Hong | ... | Mom | |
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Donna Williams | ... | Sensei Birch |
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Kyle Znamenak | ... | Dave |
| Terry Giancaterino | ... | Peter | |
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Keith Collins II | ... | Keith |
| Jerry Sur | ... | Jerry | |
| Ember Burns | ... | Amber | |
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Porche Robinson | ... | Porche |
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Felicity White | ... | Felicity |
| Laura Masi Cline | ... | Laura | |
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Matt Kane | ... | Matt |
| John Maslowski | ... | Martial Arts Student / John | |
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What happens when a young man who has been bullied becomes a bully himself? Innerself is a martial arts, musical, coming-of-age story. Ed, a naïve young man who has been bullied his entire life, finally decides to do something about it. He studies martials arts, develops into an expert fighter and begins fighting everyone - from his bullies to his sensei. Kicked out of the school for fighting unnecessarily, Ed struggles to become a better man. Meanwhile, his new sensei is attempting to take over his former school and using Ed to do it.
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23 July 2018 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Lyrics by Carson Parish and Aryavarta Kumar
Music by Aryavarta Kumar
Vocals by Jason Wang and Mikhail Tot
Recorded and Performed by Aryavarta Kumar
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Music by Aryavarta Kumar
Vocals by Jason Wang and Mikhail Tot
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"Innerself", a "martial-arts musical" is very refreshing and pleasant feature release from the veteran of Cleveland's indie film movement - Johnny Wu. Very entertaining arthouse take on classic martial arts cinema, with a good story and positive message. The main character's wardrobe (yellow shirt with a black stripe) pays tribute to the "man" himself - the godfather of martial arts subgenre, Bruce Lee (those of us who grew up watching his films will recognize this visual element). The low-budget film is well directed, featuring talented performers who deliver everything you need for this type of visual narrative: songs, dances, fights, stunts, and more! It's nice to see something slightly different in today's independent cinema and "Innerself" is one of those indie films.