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The Ninja Immovable Heart (2014)
Action, Drama . 01 h 44 m
3/5(1)

Overview
Reese, an elite member of a covert unit of Ninja Warriors, is captured. Being tortured for information, Reese recalls the lessons learned from his training in order to fight his way free and stop an evil conglomerate from arming a dangerous weapon.

Release Date
27 February 2014

Languages
English,

Produced By
Uncorked Productions,

Directed by : Rob Baard

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Summary

"The Ninja Immovable Heart - Rise. Awaken Your Hero Within" is english Language Movie.

"The Ninja Immovable Heart" was released on 27 February 2014 .

The movie was directed by Rob Baard

It has cast of: Rob Baard as Reeve / The Ninja, Roger Neave as John Carpenter, Danny Glover as Ex Director Matthew Reynolds, Cassandra Gava as Agent Michelle Law, John Balazs as Balazs, Blaze Broadway as Homeless kid, Aliante Youngdino as The Torturer, Vivian Langham as Rachel, Jacob Fyfe as Soldier Rick, Jennifer Rose as Jane, Christopher Bunworth as Jeremy Shaw in lead roles.

Series Cast

Rob Baard
Reeve / The Ninja
Popularity:0.342

Roger Neave
John Carpenter
Popularity:1.393

Danny Glover
Ex Director Matthew Reynolds
Popularity:49.078

Cassandra Gava
Agent Michelle Law
Popularity:8.184

John Balazs
Balazs
Popularity:0.053

Blaze Broadway
Homeless kid
Popularity:0.001

Aliante Youngdino
The Torturer
Popularity:0.001

Vivian Langham
Rachel
Popularity:0.001

Jacob Fyfe
Soldier Rick
Popularity:0.214

Jennifer Rose
Jane
Popularity:0.001

Christopher Bunworth
Jeremy Shaw
Popularity:1.376

It Crew included: John Balazs as Director(Directing), Rob Baard as Writer(Writing), Rob Baard as Director(Directing), Marlane Ghmed as Producer(Production), Cassandra Gava as Executive Producer(Production), Rafael Primorac as Executive Producer(Production), Rob Baard as Producer(Production), Jody Viktorin as Associate Producer(Production), Stuart Alson as Executive Producer(Production), Ian Murray as Executive Producer(Production), John Balazs as Visual Effects Producer(Visual Effects), John Balazs as Associate Producer(Production), Michael Demetriou as Visual Effects Producer(Visual Effects), John Balazs as Editor(Editing), Vicky Manganaris as Costume Designer(Costume & Make-Up), Ebony Kay as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Clint Greirson as Music(Sound), Josh Tessier as Line Producer(Production), Nicole Holland as Executive Producer(Production), Ron McPherson as Director of Photography(Camera), in lead roles.

Series Crew

John Balazs
Director
O:Directing

Rob Baard
Writer
O:Writing

Rob Baard
Director
O:Directing

Marlane Ghmed
Producer
O:Production

Cassandra Gava
Executive Producer
O:Production

Rafael Primorac
Executive Producer
O:Production

Rob Baard
Producer
O:Production

Jody Viktorin
Associate Producer
O:Production

Stuart Alson
Executive Producer
O:Production

Ian Murray
Executive Producer
O:Production

John Balazs
Visual Effects Producer
O:Visual Effects

John Balazs
Associate Producer
O:Production

Michael Demetriou
Visual Effects Producer
O:Visual Effects

John Balazs
Editor
O:Editing

Vicky Manganaris
Costume Designer
O:Costume & Make-Up

Ebony Kay
Makeup Artist
O:Costume & Make-Up

Clint Greirson
Music
O:Sound

Josh Tessier
Line Producer
O:Production

Nicole Holland
Executive Producer
O:Production

Ron McPherson
Director of Photography
O:Camera
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Status: Released
Released on:
27 February 2014

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