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In this off-beat action film, a former officer in the Green Beret comes back to his old stomping grounds in Miami and, seeing that his high school is overrun by a vicious drug lord, decides to take some of the school's toughest students and turn them into crime-fighting units by teaching them the venerable Brazilian martial art, capoeira.

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Format:	DVD NTSCNTSC is the standard video format used in North America and parts of Asia. This DVD will play on any standard DVD player in North America or other country where NTSC is used. Most relatively new DVD players have the ability to convert signals from NTSC to PAL or vice versa. We sell NTSC and PAL DVDs to customers all over the world on a daily basis without much problem. Occasionaly there are a few customers with older set top DVD players that cannot do a signal conversion. If you have any doubts about the ability of your DVD player to properly convert the signal, please referance your manufacturer's instruction manual. Because a computer is neither PAL nor NTSC, you should have no problem playing an NTSC or PAL DVD on your computer.
Languages:	English
Length:	96 min.
Release date:	January 1993
List price:	$ 19.95 USD
Price:	$ 9.95 USD

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Author: Dustin Bunnell
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Probably the best movie using Capoeira as it's marital art of choice! Mark Dacoscos was awesome!

Author: Dietrich Mills
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Capoeira hits the big screen as the host of Iron Chef America does his best in this Teacher leads the troubled class clone.

Author: Ben Shaw
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As a capoeira player, I have a lot of problems with this movie. Most of the techniques in this film you learn within the first year of training (which is to be expected, since Mark trained for a month prior to filming). Having said that, I enjoyed it a lot. It's a fairly predictable adventure, but if you suspend your disbelief you won't be disappointed. The only bad fight scene in the entire film is one directed by Frank Dux. That's right, Frank Dux.