GeneChing
07-07-2009, 04:20 PM
Break is our latest sweepstakes. (http://www.kungfumagazine.net/index.html) Contest ends 6:00 p.m. PST on 7/21/09. Good luck everyone. Xin Wuku is featured in our current issue, Jul/Aug 2009, (http://ezine.kungfumagazine.com/magazine/article.php?article=824) in Tina Turner's Ninjas By Sue Woo
From their press release:
Featuring an ensemble cast of comic book style characters including veteran actors Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dogs, Free Willy) and David Carradine (Kill Bill), BREAK shares the seedy, urban underworld of Frank (Frank Krueger), a detached hit man hired by the city’s crime boss to carry out his dying wish. In this stylistic noir drama about an introverted hit man, Frank, who is contracted to carry out an unusual job. When the city’s crime boss, known only as The Man (Chad Everett), discovers that he’s terminally ill, he enlists Frank to carry out his own assassination. The Man, selfish and jealous, doesn’t want to die alone and makes it clear to Frank that he must also take out the woman he loves. When Frank discovers that The Woman (Sarah Thompson) is his own long lost lover, Frank alters the job making himself the next mark. Riddled with dark humor and visual spectacle, an action-packed chain of events ensue as Frank and The Woman take on the enemies set out before them while attempting to free themselves from The Man’s jealous grip.
Xin Sarith Wuku (www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2kJZOfq7zk), a.k.a. the “Urban Ninja” has become an overnight phenomenon after guerilla films of him accomplishing incredible live stunts made their way onto the video sharing website YouTube in 2006. Since then martial arts superstar Xin has garnered a global following for his work. In early 2008, Xin will also co-star in Jackie Chan’s new reality television series The Disciple.
Frank Krueger made his mark playing recurring roles on many of today’s most popular soaps. Recently Frank has garnered critical acclaim for his supporting role in Odyssey Motion Pictures’ dark comedy The Pink Conspiracy and has a very successful web series called Man Versus, which he produces and stars in.
Marc Clebanoff (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1275164/), a graduate of the prestigious USC School of Cinema/Television, began his career at 20th Century Fox Television before moving onto a feature development position at USA Films (now Focus Features) under the award winning director of Nurse Betty and In the Company of Men Neil Labute. In 1999 Clebanoff established his own company, Marathon Films, in which he developed several feature projects with Hollywood bad-boy actor Michael Madsen, and cult filmmaker Larry Bishop (son of Rat Pack comedian Joey Bishop). In 2004 Clebanoff renamed his company Odyssey Motion Pictures to make his feature directorial debut with Unspoken - a dark drama starring Justin Allen and William Sadler, which earned Best Screenplay and Best Feature Film nominations at various festivals throughout 2006. Also in 2006, Clebanoff wrote, produced and co-directed the award-winning dark comedy feature The Pink Conspiracy, which enjoyed its world premiere at the Cannes Film Market in May of 2007 and will be released in select theaters in September of 2008.
Clebanoff recently finished consulting for Quentin Tarantino’s indie motorcycle flick Hell Ride, which premiered at Sundance in 2008. Clebanoff’s current feature project, Break, is a star-studded, multiple award-winning dramatic action film, which is currently traveling the international festival circuit and will be released worldwide on DVD early in 2009. In addition, Clebanoff recently finished directing the dark comedy feature film Gerald, which will also be released in 2009. Clebanoff is also set to direct the new Goodfellas follow-up film The Cigar Game in 2008.
Clebanoff holds a 2nd degree black belt in traditional Korean martial arts and is an avid distance runner and accomplished marathoner. He is also the grandson of world-renowned musician and composer, Herman Clebanoff.
From their press release:
Featuring an ensemble cast of comic book style characters including veteran actors Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dogs, Free Willy) and David Carradine (Kill Bill), BREAK shares the seedy, urban underworld of Frank (Frank Krueger), a detached hit man hired by the city’s crime boss to carry out his dying wish. In this stylistic noir drama about an introverted hit man, Frank, who is contracted to carry out an unusual job. When the city’s crime boss, known only as The Man (Chad Everett), discovers that he’s terminally ill, he enlists Frank to carry out his own assassination. The Man, selfish and jealous, doesn’t want to die alone and makes it clear to Frank that he must also take out the woman he loves. When Frank discovers that The Woman (Sarah Thompson) is his own long lost lover, Frank alters the job making himself the next mark. Riddled with dark humor and visual spectacle, an action-packed chain of events ensue as Frank and The Woman take on the enemies set out before them while attempting to free themselves from The Man’s jealous grip.
Xin Sarith Wuku (www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2kJZOfq7zk), a.k.a. the “Urban Ninja” has become an overnight phenomenon after guerilla films of him accomplishing incredible live stunts made their way onto the video sharing website YouTube in 2006. Since then martial arts superstar Xin has garnered a global following for his work. In early 2008, Xin will also co-star in Jackie Chan’s new reality television series The Disciple.
Frank Krueger made his mark playing recurring roles on many of today’s most popular soaps. Recently Frank has garnered critical acclaim for his supporting role in Odyssey Motion Pictures’ dark comedy The Pink Conspiracy and has a very successful web series called Man Versus, which he produces and stars in.
Marc Clebanoff (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1275164/), a graduate of the prestigious USC School of Cinema/Television, began his career at 20th Century Fox Television before moving onto a feature development position at USA Films (now Focus Features) under the award winning director of Nurse Betty and In the Company of Men Neil Labute. In 1999 Clebanoff established his own company, Marathon Films, in which he developed several feature projects with Hollywood bad-boy actor Michael Madsen, and cult filmmaker Larry Bishop (son of Rat Pack comedian Joey Bishop). In 2004 Clebanoff renamed his company Odyssey Motion Pictures to make his feature directorial debut with Unspoken - a dark drama starring Justin Allen and William Sadler, which earned Best Screenplay and Best Feature Film nominations at various festivals throughout 2006. Also in 2006, Clebanoff wrote, produced and co-directed the award-winning dark comedy feature The Pink Conspiracy, which enjoyed its world premiere at the Cannes Film Market in May of 2007 and will be released in select theaters in September of 2008.
Clebanoff recently finished consulting for Quentin Tarantino’s indie motorcycle flick Hell Ride, which premiered at Sundance in 2008. Clebanoff’s current feature project, Break, is a star-studded, multiple award-winning dramatic action film, which is currently traveling the international festival circuit and will be released worldwide on DVD early in 2009. In addition, Clebanoff recently finished directing the dark comedy feature film Gerald, which will also be released in 2009. Clebanoff is also set to direct the new Goodfellas follow-up film The Cigar Game in 2008.
Clebanoff holds a 2nd degree black belt in traditional Korean martial arts and is an avid distance runner and accomplished marathoner. He is also the grandson of world-renowned musician and composer, Herman Clebanoff.