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After the Last Round (2009)
Few other sports encompass the theatrical displays of human struggle, strength, and violence that have come to define boxing. This documentary that takes you inside the sport of boxing, exposing its life changing effects on the fighters and their families.
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Few other sports encompass the theatrical displays of human struggle, strength, and violence that have come to define boxing. This documentary that takes you inside the sport of boxing, exposing its life changing effects on the fighters and their families.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/29/2009
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Watercourse Road Productions, Satellite Pictures
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