Synopsis
Martial arts practitioners from various cultures examine the nature of aggression, contrasting Eastern and Western philosophies on violence and internal conflict.
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Synopsis
Martial arts practitioners and instructors discuss the nature of aggression in different cultures. They juxtapose Eastern and Western philosophies on combat, examining how societies perceive violence. The film features interviews with masters and students, presenting a range of martial arts techniques and their underlying spiritual beliefs. It questions the Western stance on physical conflict, ultimately framing the struggle as an internal battle rather than one against others.
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Why Watch
- Find out how martial arts reflect Eastern and Western views.
- See the philosophical side of fighting beyond physical conflict.
- Meet martial arts masters and their students.
Did You Know
- The film runs for 80 minutes.
- It was released in 2005.
- The documentary discusses violence in the context of soccer matches.
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What year was the documentary Eat Your Enemy released?
Eat Your Enemy was released in 2005.
What is the duration of the documentary Eat Your Enemy?
The duration of Eat Your Enemy is 80 minutes.
What themes are addressed in Eat Your Enemy?
Themes in Eat Your Enemy include martial arts, aggression, spirituality, and the contrast between East and West.
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