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Brazilian Brawl (2003)

A corrupt town official and his equally corrupt sheriff blow up the farm of Ruben Rocha in order to seize the property. Fortunately, Ruben Rocha is the uncle of five world-class jiu jitsu experts. And boy are they mad.
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A corrupt town official and his equally corrupt sheriff blow up the farm of Ruben Rocha in order to seize the property. Fortunately, Ruben Rocha is the uncle of five world-class jiu jitsu experts. And boy are they mad.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Leo Fong
Written By:John Machado, Leo Fong, Geoffrey Lewis
In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:100 minutes
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