indie films – Kung Fu Movies – Martial Arts Movies

My two previous posts (part 1 and part 2) dealt with African/African Diaspora martial arts/combat games and what …

January 27, 2015 Read more

Welcome again, fellow film fans! Today we present part 2 of my interview with Sifu Frank Bolte where we discuss …

October 22, 2014 Read more

Shadow Fist (2020) | Review of a Kung Fu Movie Short – The Film Fan Dojo on Made in Chinatown | A Movie Review by Gary Williams

[…] form) and attention to “styles” mattered. Add to the mix co-director Robert Jefferson (Made in Chinatown), Hung Gar Master Sharif Aneal-Bey (My Asian Auntie) and the highly-skilled Andre Duza, and I knew […]
Largy on Welcome to Sudden Death | A Review

GLORIOUS review, Bro! Looking forward to watching MJW and Crump battle for victory based from your excellent teaser!

Thanks so much for sharing your martial arts expertise and know that every ounce of passionate work is immensely appreciated!

With Gratitude,
Largy
Iko Uwais brings Silat to Mile 22 – The Film Fan Dojo on The New School: The Up and Comers part 1

[…] Uwais, who the Film Fan Dojo pegged as an up and coming star in 2014, is going to get a chance to show his Silat to mainstream America. Uwais has starred in the action […]
Reblog: African Martial Arts in American Media | Like It Is on An unlikely source: African Martial Arts in American Media

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Dojo Podcast: Grandmaster Oso Tayari Casel Pt 2 on Dojo Podcast: Grandmaster Oso Tayari Casel

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