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For the Title (2005)
In this "mockumentary," we are introduced to the members of two small Ultimate Frisbee teams, both with bids for the championship of their small-time local league. After grueling practices and rough tournament play, the two teams meet for the final tournament. You'll never guess who'll win in this climactic clash of the titans.
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In this "mockumentary," we are introduced to the members of two small Ultimate Frisbee teams, both with bids for the championship of their small-time local league. After grueling practices and rough tournament play, the two teams meet for the final tournament. You'll never guess who'll win in this climactic clash of the titans.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Josh Long
In Theaters:8/10/2005
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Continuum Pictures, MCTV
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