Danish writer and director Natasha Arthy blends two genres perfectly in this powerful film about a young Turkish girl who wants to become a martial art fighter despite the wishes of her family and community. Arthy manages to adapt the "Karate Kid" formula successfully in the immigrant community with a universal appeal with fully realized characters in a stylish film that boasts a vibrant soundtrack. The unknown cast excels and brings the necessary authenticity which makes the film more compelling. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Friday, December 4, 2009
Fighter
Danish writer and director Natasha Arthy blends two genres perfectly in this powerful film about a young Turkish girl who wants to become a martial art fighter despite the wishes of her family and community. Arthy manages to adapt the "Karate Kid" formula successfully in the immigrant community with a universal appeal with fully realized characters in a stylish film that boasts a vibrant soundtrack. The unknown cast excels and brings the necessary authenticity which makes the film more compelling. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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