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Two adopted brothers filled with resentment for each other after the loss of their mother, united in their love of breakdancing, find themselves thrust together as they embark on a journey for the Gold.
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Two adopted brothers filled with resentment for each other after the loss of their mother, united in their love of breakdancing, find themselves thrust together as they embark on a journey for the Gold.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rachel Hirons, Sally Collett
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Dreadnought Films, Future Artists Entertainment, Ingenious Media, Sky
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