"Exposure", 1991, (aka High Art, A Grande Arte) Hermes, excerpt Part II

[@TomReiff]

I still have my VHS copy of this...and it's probably stopped at this scene 🗡️

[@lowellcalavera6045]

"Perforate. And Sever. That's all."

[@yeshuaservant7]

Awesome movie. Very good plot and acting.

[@jeffdell9472]

Underrated cult classic… there hasn’t really been anything like it since, though the knife selection scene was borrowed in John Wick 2

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

This movie was my Karate Kid.

[@NicolaiM654]

Definitely!!!

[@swastikausa]

more like kali eskrima kid

[@fabricio4794]

Just shove steel on Johhny and no Kobra Kai on this Multiverse

[@MikeS24-v4s]

This was the best part of the movie.

[@paulodetarso3198]

Obrigado mestre Rubem Fonseca pelo livro que originou este filme maravilhoso! Vá em paz! Tks dear Rubem Fonseca for this great book that give birth to this fantastic movie! Godspeed in peace!

[@SandySilvie36]

Tcheky Karyo and Peter Coyote - perfect.

[@AGC828]

Agree. Great casting. For a fairly "realistic" film about actual "knife fighters". With I think pretty much no camera tricks (e.g. speeding up the film, CGI...). but they could have done even better by...tweaking thee story...TK's character would have to have trained PC's character for at least a decade in a private location...no "house call". No "knife fighitng in what looked like a few hours?". :) it's a skill. Add you need to be of a certain mindset to be okay with using a knife to kill another human being. Add. Wht if PC's character...a photographer..has none of the neeed physical attributes needed?? Speed, quick reflexes...coordination...guys who beome photographers ummm...usually weren't the athletic type to begin with. Take the kids in school who became the "yearbook photographers"...HEH...not that far off from the kids who went to "band camp". :) To train a kid/person with that kind of physical ablity to be a "street knife fighter"??? :) They should have made PC's character at least ex-military...with only brief knife training..at least he had some "battle time"...some degree of strength and physical ability... This would be like taking Joe Accountant and trying to mold him into TK's caracter. :))

[@shanenolan085]

Tchéky Karyo is AMAZING 👏🏿

[@jorgeblast9756]

You can see hermes pride on how good he taught him last moments

[@antonio_oliveira_wolski]

Devo muito ao Azagal aprendi muito com ele

[@CroArtVandelay]

Thanks a lot man, I've been looking for this movie a long time ! Nice of you to help me, thank you very much !!!

[@Heneral1989]

that man does robbery with a knife for a living

[@2sp00ky5]

#Azaghal

[@spadaydaga]

Hardly any Italian knife fighting in this movie. Most Inosantlo Kali.

[@youtubepremiumalvesoliveir1399]

Leon e o Krauser no Remake 05:06

[@MyqueasBW]

Compilação das referências de Azaghal à "Grande Arte", de Peter Coyote: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZzKlmCKqKqimLM

[@jeffyoung60]

I wonder if Tcheky Karyo's knife instruction was for real or did the director create a knife fighting system for the movie? I was highly impressed y Tcheky Karyo. He was one tough, bad a$$ dude in this movie. You don't need to be a handsome stud to be a tough guy in the movies. Karyo's character, Hermes, was actually an anti-hero. This movie really had no heroes. Karyo's character was actually a, "knife-for-hire". It's not known if he killed innocent people or not. Most certainly he carried out tough jobs for his mentor boss, who needed a skilled knife bodyguard or someone who could take out other bad guys. I think Hermes didn't kill innocent people unless they attacked him first.

[@uexkeru]

The martial arts adviser for the movie was Chris Kent, a JKD and Kali guy. I think in the book (in which the characters' fictional style is "PerSev") they reference 20th century military knife systems (Biddle) as inspiration, so while most of the knife work on display in the movie is Filipino-based, brief reference is made to Western techniques (passata sotto and in quartata)

[@marlat89]

​@@uexkeru infatti passata sotto e inquartata sono mosse di sottrazione della scherma,di difesa anche se ormai un po in disuso

[@slingshotwarrrior8105]

Amanda Pays character upset that Peter Coyotes' character was trying to ensure. What to them would never happen again. By training in this martial art! Why would she be upset with him for that?

[@Fan_Made_Videos]

She doesn't believe in the primal codes and has a naive sense that her modern world is settled and established. Mandrake recognized immediately that he had to master a primal skill to rectify the bad things committed on him and his woman.

[@Blackwatch409]

Really great video thanks for no BULLSHIT background music

[@outsidermachado7706]

Jovem nerd, azaghal

[@erikbeale2308]

I only wish they could have made a sequel . It could have been Hermes and Peter meeting up again somehow!!!

[@slingshotwarrrior8105]

Maybe a remake would be a better idea!

[@shanenolan085]

@slingshotwarrrior8105 as long as Tcheky Karyo returns, sounds good

[@jimmyhoffa2530]

no sequels for good story like this. Modern tv series are great but have gotten us addicted. I like self contained stories that leave more mystery and unanswered questions. Just my opinion.

[@serotta2]

Definitely!

[@FUNKACHELI]

This movie is great , not typical main stream garbage that Hollywood puts out .

[@billyjack2366]

I’m still looking for this film. Not sure why it’s outlawed

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

@nayrnyc2 Yeah! It is hard to find, I got mine from amazon, it was like $25 for a VHS, but I figured that is an okay price since its a collectors item now, and probably never going to be re-issued. I'm going to look into checking out that other movie you mentioned too. ~Israel

[@ramoncavalcante7920]

Peter Coyote merece uma batalha mortal no Einerd.

[@whisper8742]

Fantastic!

[@tallthinwavy3]

Reminds me of "By The Sword " Also clips on here.

[@JDoe-gf5oz]

By the Sword is on Tubi all the time.

[@iacomastro]

Great. Great. Great.

[@bulletholesbobby]

Where can you watch the movie?

[@NestorNegronDiaz]

@CSantinni It's right here on KZbin type Filme A Grande Arte.

[@davidclary5104]

Anyone know where to watch this?

[@spadaydaga]

Damn straight. Good movie over all, but the final knife fight was bad. Turned into a wrestling match.

[@morganlafey6791]

Onde eu acho esse filme??? Vi na adolescência e queria ver de novo...

[@thiagocarvalho2928]

Internet archive.

[@leonardo25459]

Azaghal

[@iacomastro]

In the ITALIAN version, when Hermes teaches "the last moves"... "Inquartata" is translated into "In Guardia"... A real shame for the whole italian fighting tradition!!!

[@thehomefront1905]

True story this.

[@fabricio4794]

Id Like Raul Cortez on this Film

[@lowellcalavera6045]

Peter coyote is such a weasel

[@tayk385]

She's crying because his masculinity coming out.

[@شوالیهایران]

Hello my good friend, how can I find this movie?

[@serotta2]

It is very hard to find now. I saw one DVD listed on Amazon for Region 2 (Netherlands). I could not find it listed on JustWatch.com.

[@شوالیهایران]

@@serotta2 Does the URL you uploaded contain videos?

[@skuramoch216]

この映画の題名をわかる人いたら教えてください

[@CroArtVandelay]

I can't find a torrent for this movie, any help from you , please ?

[@djyul]

Me niether,i have it on VHS and i am going to see if i can get it put onto DVD,i will get back to you!

[@arthurl3807]

5:05

[@kdwestbrooks]

It's called PTSD.

[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

maybe i can sign up on coursera

[@BareseMaledetto]

...no italian knife at all, yet somewhat entertaining

[@iacomastro]

"Passata sotto"..... "Inquartata".....

[@iacomastro]

Of course my comment was related to the bad translation IN ITALIAN LANGUAGE of an ITALIAN TERM!!! ahahahah... Nothing similar must have never happened before.

[@unosomes]

198

[@lowellcalavera6045]

Most people are soft as jello. MY wife would ask to be trained as well.

[@kobas1234]

Azaghal

[@fabricio4794]

Id Like Raul Cortez on this Film