CATDOLL: All the fighting scenes in the movie "Psycho-Pass" were directed by martial arts experts

The movie "PSYCHO-PASS" has been hyped up before its release, and has been well received after its release. Friends in China are eager to see this blockbuster movie as soon as possible. Recently, its official Twitter account revealed another piece of news, that is, all the fighting scenes in the movie were directed by professional martial artists. Who said that martial arts can only be found in the three-dimensional world? Now the two-dimensional world has also introduced martial arts instructors!

The martial arts moves in the film are taken from a self-defense martial art in Southeast Asia called Silat (also known as Nanyang self-defense). It is a traditional self-defense martial art popular in Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines. It is part of Malay culture and is also known as Malay self-defense. This self-defense martial art originated in Sumatra and Java and was popular in the 7th century. This martial art is comprehensive and includes punching, kicking, throwing, grabbing and other techniques. Sometimes Silat is combined with music as a dance performance, which is very entertaining.