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Ball Control (2016)
They say that football is a man’s world, but there’s one woman on this pitch with all the power. The Team Physio Eva puts her massage skills to the test when struggling player Brodie needs a firm hand to help boost his performance - both on and off the pitch.
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They say that football is a man’s world, but there’s one woman on this pitch with all the power. The Team Physio Eva puts her massage skills to the test when struggling player Brodie needs a firm hand to help boost his performance - both on and off the pitch.
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In Theaters:8/1/2016
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Studio:JoyBear Pictures
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