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Bruiser (2021)
After his father gets into a fight at a bowling alley, Darious begins to investigate the limitations of his own manhood.
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After his father gets into a fight at a bowling alley, Darious begins to investigate the limitations of his own manhood.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Miles Warren, Ben Medina
In Theaters:3/16/2021
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Runtime:10 minutes
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