2 disc set: Each disc contains over 2 hours of material

Disc 1: Main Feature (as shown in Cineplex Theatres)

Disc 2: Special Features

Interviews with VIP's, spectators, and Competitors
Behind the scenes, event setup, and more
Special VIP demonstrations not shown in film
Additional fights (not shown in theatrical release)
Additional Forms (not shown in theatrical release)
Grandmaster performances
Yudh gatka Akhara (Full performance)

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The Open Black belt World Championships DVD

Starring: Michael Jai White, Bill Wallace, Don Wilson,
Cynthia Rothrock, Dan & Chad Netherland, competitors
and grandmasters

Main feature: 147 min (2.5 hrs)
Special Features: 182 min (3 hrs)

Price: $24.95 Cad

NTSC - Color - English - no subtitles

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User Reviews - add your review

"The opportunity to be a part of an event that embraced the true competitive spirit and forever captured it on film was a remarkable experience. From opening ceremonies to all of the presentations and competitions, this tournament highlighted what makes traditional martial arts so amazing. The movie embraced the desire and dedication it takes to perform at the highest competitive levels and established itself as a milstone in furthering the development of all traditional arts for years to come."

- Nancy Cutrell, ChunJiDo, Evansville, IN USA

"Great DVD! I love the diversity of martial arts displayed."

- Mario Schapp, San Diego, California

"This DVD is a terrific personal review of the actual tournament. I'm looking forward to the heightened level of competition at the next tournament, where acheivements attained will have to be defended."

- Hilma Langman

" A tournament for the ages. it was a great concept & all round format. it was a privaledge to be a competitor."

- John Chamberlain

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