Brush with Danger

If you love action and Martial Arts films, Brush With Danger is a remarkable achievement. The Indonesian brother/sister team of Livi and Ken Zheng put the project together in their early 20's. Both Martial Arts champions, Livi is the producer, director, writer, lead actress while Ken is co-writer and lead actor. Featuring exciting and realistic fight sequences, it is rare to see a female action lead and ever rarer to see a brother-sister team battling together on film. Former 27 year Baltimore police officer Nikita Breznikov lends credibility to the role of the detective in the film and he also served as Casting Director. Livi and Ken have a warm screen presence, have already filmed a second feature, and I believe they are going to be major forces in the film industry in the years ahead.

Evan Ginzburg, Associate Producer of The Wrestler, Host Legends TV & Radio

I am also an immigrant myself, I worked so hard to get to where I am at today. This film touches my heart and is very inspiring.

"Brush with Danger" is one of those rare movies set in Seattle that is not shot in Vancouver, BC. Not that there's anything wrong with Vancouver, but for me it greatly adds to the authenticity and integrity to see settings I know are in Seattle (Pioneer Square etc.) than some nondescript, generic streets that could be in any city, say, for example, Vancouver B.C. "Brush with Danger" is extremely entertaining in a very human way. We care about the characters and this is unique for a marshal arts movie that so often relies on a series of spectacular and CGI-enhanced action to keep the audiences' interest. Also, I do not recall one crashing car or slow-motion explosion. "Brush with Danger" is a "feel-good" movie in the best way.

It takes a great courage and hard work to make a whole feature film. Good job guys! Ignore the haters who bombard you with one stars. They're just jealous!!

As a local from Seattle I really enjoyed seeing something shot in Seattle. There are so many films that is shot in Vancouver and says that the setting in Seattle. Nice to see Kerry Park, Volunteer Park and Pioneer Square in the film.