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Balboa (1983)

A battle between a man's determination to bring legal gambling to an island off the California coast and a local councilman's equally strong determination to stop him. The catch is they both love the same woman.
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A battle between a man's determination to bring legal gambling to an island off the California coast and a local councilman's equally strong determination to stop him. The catch is they both love the same woman.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:James Polakof
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In Theaters:1/2/1983
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Runtime:91 minutes
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