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Samurai Ballet (1994) | Slate

Samurai Ballet

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Rated 9.0 on TMDB

Samurai Ballet

SAMURAI BALLET finds Alexander Hell, played by International Action Star and Martial Arts Master Scott Shaw, teaming up with the ancient Samurai, Lord Kaga, in quest of Hell's love, Kala, who has been kidnapped and taken into the dark abyss by the evil Warlord. Part Martial Art Film. Part Cinematic Fantasy. Filmed entirely on Super 8 Film. This is a rare piece of Scott Shaw's filmmaking history that was previously only released in Hong Kong.

Released: 1994
Runtime: 1h 32m
Genres: Action

Direction and writing

Scott ShawDirector, Writer

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Cast

Scott ShawAlexander Hell

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