When breakdancing meets ancient Okinawan secrets, chaos ensues — and it's 78 minutes of beautiful madness.
In pursuit of his love of extreme dance, Ken (Joey Beni) wanders the globe and makes his to Okinawa, Japan. There, Ken meets Iwao Shinjo (Masahiro Aragaki) who is a master of the Ryukyu Classical Dance. Ken learns the steps for Ryukyu Classical Dance, which itself secretly holds the techniques for Ryukyu Karate.
Practical Effects
Actual Okinawan masters doing actual martial arts choreography.
Production
Micro-budget that somehow got to Okinawa, respect the hustle.
Director
Tsukasa Kishimoto
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Masahiro Aragaki is a legit 10th dan Okinawan karate master, not an actor playing one. They basically cast a weapon.
Ryukyu Classical Dance (Kumi Odori) was historically performed only for royalty and actually concealed martial techniques during Japan's weapon bans. The movie's premise is historically unhinged but weirdly grounded.
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