Wuthering Heights— What is the cost of love?
Wuthering Heights— What is the cost of love?
Bro' (2012)
A young college student is introduced to the exhilarating world of freestyle motocross by Jesse, a charismatic rider. Drawn to the lifestyle's intensity, he is soon pulled into a whirlwind of parties, drugs, and high-stakes competition. His new life contrasts sharply with his conservative upbringing, forcing him to confront challenging decisions that test his values and sense of self.
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A young college student is introduced to the exhilarating world of freestyle motocross by Jesse, a charismatic rider. Drawn to the lifestyle's intensity, he is soon pulled into a whirlwind of parties, drugs, and high-stakes competition. His new life contrasts sharply with his conservative upbringing, forcing him to confront challenging decisions that test his values and sense of self.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Adventure, Crime, Drama
Written By:Kimberly Spencer
In Theaters:10/13/2012
Box Office:$9,329
Runtime:89 minutes
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