Directed by Rainer Sarnet
The Invisible Fight
Directed by Rainer Sarnet
USSR-China border, 1973: Young soldier Rafael is on guard duty when the border falls under attack from flying Chinese kung fu warriors, leaving him as the sole survivor. Utterly fascinated by the long-haired martial artists who easily dispatched his fellow guards, all while blasting forbidden Black Sabbath music from their portable radio, Rafael is struck by a revelation: he too wants to become a kung fu warrior. Looking for mentorship but with limited options, faith leads Rafael to seek martial arts teachers at the most unlikely of places: the local Eastern Orthodox monastery, where the black-clad monks begin his training. With a skeptical mother, a rival monk, and a budding love interest pulling him in different directions, Rafael finds that his journey to unlock the greatest martial art of all – the almighty power of humility – is long, winding, and full of kick-ass adventures.
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Technical Info
- Aspect Ratio: 2.39: 1
- Color: Color
playdates
Venue | City | State | Date |
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Alamo Drafthouse DTLA | Los Angeles | CA | 1708664400February 23 - February 29, 2024 |
Alamo Drafthouse Lower Manhattan | New York | NY | 1708664400February 23 - February 29, 2024 |
Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar | Austin | TX | 1708664400February 23 - February 29, 2024 |