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Full trailer of The Kick movie

Here is the first teaser trailer of Korean-Thai martial arts movie The Kick from Prachya Pinkaew, who you know by Ong Bak movies with Tony Jaa. Enjoy!

The Kick starring members of Korean Tigers (K-Tigers), Jija Yanin and World Taekwondo champion Na Tae-joo doing exactly as the title implied.

Plot: Moon is a Taekwondo master running an old Taekwondo gym in Bangkok. All five members of his family are also the masters of Taekwondo in different styles: his wife Yoon in cooking style, son Taeju in dancing style, daughter Taemi in soccer style, and the youngest Typhoon can break anything with his strong forehead.

Moon wants his children to be Taekwondo coaches to take over his gym in future. However, regardless of their father’s will, Taeju wants to be a famous pop singer and Taemi is only interested in her secret crush at school.

One day, Taekwon family encounters treasure robbers on the street by accident and happens to get caught into fight with them. With surprising martial art skills, TK family knocks down the robbers and takes back the stolen treasures. The head of the robbers Pom, who is notorious for many crimes, escapes alone and trembles with rage.

TK family becomes famous in public. But, They do not know that Pom is planning to get his revenge.

This martial arts movie is set to have its world premiere during the 16th Busan ​​International Film Festival in October. The theatrical release date in Korea is on November 3rd.

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