Aiki

Year: 2002

Runtime: 119 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Daisuke Tengan

Drama

A promising young boxer suffers a crippling car accident and spirals into dissipation and depression. Rejected by boxing rings and martial‑arts clubs, he eventually meets an Aiki‑jujitsu master who designs wheelchair‑adapted techniques for him. The story shifts from a bleak beginning to an uplifting series of epiphanies, showing that his circumstances are not as hopeless as they appear.

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