Innerself (2018)
Naive Ed trying to prove to everyone he's a great Kung Fu Master while learning through life that it is never black and white when being bullied.
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Naive Ed trying to prove to everyone he's a great Kung Fu Master while learning through life that it is never black and white when being bullied.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Music
Written By:Johnny K. Wu, Kyle Znamenak
In Theaters:7/23/2018
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Runtime:92 minutes
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