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Percy Longhurst’s stick and umbrella techniques from 1906
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“The Minstrel: A Victorian Bartitsu Adventure”
Most of the current crop of AI-generated Bartitsu videos are takes on the real history, with lesser or greater degrees of success and accuracy. This “teaser trailer” stands out for imagining a dashing Bartitsu-trained hero, complete with nifty fight choreography … Continue reading
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“There’s an art to fighting …”: “Young Sherlock” trailer promises action and intrigue
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Parisian Street-Fighting in “J’accuse” (2019)
A brief but effective fight scene, showcasing la canne and la boxe, from the 2019 movie J’accuse (also released as An Officer and a Spy).
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“Self-Defence from 1920” (The Wrinkle Book)
Nice to see some of these techniques in action, particularly in that the self defence section of The Wrinkle Book was possibly my first ever exposure to the notion of “early 20th century martial arts/self defence”. My late father had … Continue reading
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