| The Art Of Self-Defense | |||||
| End Cue (2018) | |||||
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| Jesse Eisenberg | Casey | |
| Alessandro Nivola | Sensei | |
| Imogen Poots | Anna | |
| Steve Terada | Thomas | |
| Phillip Andre Botello | Kennith | |
| Leland Orser | Detective McCallister | |
| Josh Fadem | Serial Killer | |
| Jason Burkey | Alex | |
| David Zellner | Henry | |
| Dallas Edwards | Manny | |
| Davey Johnson | Gun Store Owner | |
| Caroline Amiguet | French Audio Instructor | |
| John French | Office Worker | |
| Justin Eaton | Lone Man | |
| Molly E. Schneider | Daughter in Car | |
| Mike Brooks | Steve | |
| C.J. Rush | Other Steve | |
| Hauke Bahr | Grant | |
| Katherine Martin | Bakery Woman | |
| Cameron Murphy | New White Belt | |
| Nicholas Hulstine | Pickup Truck Driver | |
| Lena Friedrich | French Girl |
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| Producer |
David Zellner
Nathan Zellner |
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| Writer |
Riley Stearns
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| Cinematography |
Michael Ragen
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| Musician |
Heather McIntosh
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Casey is attacked at random on the street and enlists in a local dojo led by a charismatic and mysterious Sensei in an effort to learn how to defend himself. What he uncovers is a sinister world of fraternity, violence and hypermasculinity and a woman fighting for her place in it. |
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