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White Sword
White Sword
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White Sword

Original Title: Fehér kard

2012
0m
Documentary

Status

Released

Release

2012

Runtime

0m

Storyline

The main character of the documentary is Vilmos Németh, the world's only blind black belt aikido master. The cheerful young man gradually lost his sight due to an illness, but this did not take away his vitality and fighting spirit. Once he was attacked on the street, but thanks to his previous karate studies he was able to fend off the attack. After the incident, he decided to learn to defend himself. That's when he turned to aikido, and today, using the techniques of various martial arts he learned, he has developed his own self-defense method - with the help of his friends - specifically for the blind. However, Vilmos does not only fight on the tatami, as he also wants to assert the rights of people with disabilities in the legal field.

Score Distribution

Details

Status
Released
Runtime
0m
May 31, 2012
Digital Release
May 31, 2012
Languages
Hungarian
Director
⁦⁨Péter Pál Tóth⁩⁩
Production
HBO Central Europe
HBO Central Europe

Top Cast

1 Cast Members

Németh VIlmos

Self

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