Spirit2Power

Spirit2Power is an evocative, feature-length docu-film presenting a journey into the spirit of martial arts. It is set against the backdrop of Turkey’s southern panoramic coastline with special guest appearances, featuring world champions and international specialists.

Cast

Zara Phythian

as Self

Cecily Fay

as Self

Rob Ho

as Self

Lucio Marino

as Self

Dana Hee

as Self

Cynthia Rothrock

as Self

Julie Kitchen

as Self

Silvio Simac

as Self

John Demartini

as Self

David R. Hamilton

as Self

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