Fighter
Pavel Hoffmeister was a European champion and an Olympic medalist in boxing. After years away from the sports world, he receives an unexpected offer to return to competition. However, the challenge he accepts is not a boxing match; he is set to face his opponent in MMA. New rules, grueling training, and an adversary who will test not only his physical form but also his character await him. Yet, his toughest fight will not take place inside the cage; above all, he must confront himself and fight to regain the trust of his loved ones.
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Pavel Hoffmeister was a European champion and an Olympic medalist in boxing. After years away from the sports world, he receives an unexpected offer to return to competition. However, the challenge he accepts is not a boxing match; he is set to face his opponent in MMA. New rules, grueling training, and an adversary who will test not only his physical form but also his character await him. Yet, his toughest fight will not take place inside the cage; above all, he must confront himself and fight to regain the trust of his loved ones.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Tomáš Dušička, Vojtěch Frič, Tomáš Dianiška
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Bontonfilm
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