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Dylan, a former extreme sports champion, is struggling with guilt. As he loses everything, he must learn to overcome his challenges and fight to the end to become the champion he once was.
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Dylan, a former extreme sports champion, is struggling with guilt. As he loses everything, he must learn to overcome his challenges and fight to the end to become the champion he once was.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Juan Carlos Hermida
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Mundo D Pelicula, Idunn Media
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