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Life After Fighting – Film review

19 August 2024 by Alexis Dallas Leave a Comment

Life After Fighting is a must see of fans of martial arts.

The story fades in on the tranquil existence of Alex Faulkner (Bren Foster), a former martial arts world champion. That existence is soon shattered by the inexplicable vanishing of two young students from his martial arts school. As all avenues of hope seem to dwindle, Faulkner must overcome his unwillingness to fight and marshall his wits against an almost insurmountable opponent.

Life After Fighting brings together a powerful mix of drama and high action, the likes of which has not been previously seen in Australian cinema.

The explosive choreography designed by Foster, showcases a talent that is comparable with many of his contemporaries. He’s achieved world champion status nine times in six different disciplines, with black belts in Taekwondo, Hapkido, Hwarang-do, and Brazilian jiujutsu.

Life After Fighting is available to buy or rent from 21 August, on streaming platforms, including Amazon, Apple Store, Foxtel, Google Play, YouTube and Fetch TV.

⭐⭐⭐⭐

Rating: 4 out of 5.

About Life After Fighting

Running Time: 120 Minutes
Rating: MA 15+

Directed by Bren Foster
Stars Bren Foster, Luke Ford, Cassie Howarth, Annabelle Stephenson, Jake Ryan

Filed Under: Entertainment, Films Tagged With: drama, film, jiujutsu, martial arts, movie, review, streaming

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