Spirit2Power (2014)
Overview
Spirit2Power is an evocative, feature-length docu-film presenting a journey into the spirit of martial arts. It is set against the backdrop of Turkey’s southern panoramic coastline with special guest appearances, featuring world champions and international specialists.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.844 |
Directed By
Gulrukh Khan
Crew
Roger Pomphrey
Hugh Nott
Gulrukh Khan
Martin Gooch
Emrah Mihyaz
Charlie Nichols
Erman Alp
Gulrukh Khan
Tuğçe Sönmez
Laia Enrich
Roman Koblov
Alice Mason
Georgios Lyronis
Hugo Levien
Ross Boyask
Rad Kubon
Alex Zadah
Cecily Fay
Michael Day
Victor Marke
Gulrukh Khan
Jon Thompson
Munsur Ali
Georgis Lyronis
Luxmi Gosh
Cecily Fay
Toby Grimmet
Ashley Christudason
Gulrukh Khan
Laura Stratford
Jennifer Farley
Cecily Fay
Emma Grace
TOP CAST
Zara Phythian
Self
Cecily Fay
Self
Rob Ho
Self
Lucio Marino
Self
Dana Hee
Self
Cynthia Rothrock
Self
Julie Kitchen
Self
Silvio Simac
Self
John Demartini
Self
David R. Hamilton
Self
Matthew Ahmet
Self
John Maki Evans
Self
Simon Wong
Self
Huang Ping
Self
C. K. Choi
Self
Lak Loi
Self
Anikó Nagy
Self
Danny Paradise
Self
Elif Terakci
Self
Kwoklyn Wan
Self
Julian Dale
Self
Jack Griffiths
Self
Jon Bullock
Self
Alban Gannon
Self
Matt Frazer
Self
Paul Whitrod
Self
Andy Channing
Self
James Kearns
Self
Gulrukh Khan
Narrator
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