Grudge
Jonathan Grudge, a determined kickboxer, reunites with his estranged brother, Bame Falcon, a once-respected martial arts master now consumed by corruption. When Grudge uncovers dark secrets about Bame's brutal control over his dojo and betrayal of his students, the brothers face off in a battle that tests the bonds of family and honor. Manipulated by Dmitry, Bame's ruthless associate, and torn between loyalty and justice, Grudge must confront his past and decide if blood ties are worth fighting for-or breaking forever.
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Jonathan Grudge, a determined kickboxer, reunites with his estranged brother, Bame Falcon, a once-respected martial arts master now consumed by corruption. When Grudge uncovers dark secrets about Bame's brutal control over his dojo and betrayal of his students, the brothers face off in a battle that tests the bonds of family and honor. Manipulated by Dmitry, Bame's ruthless associate, and torn between loyalty and justice, Grudge must confront his past and decide if blood ties are worth fighting for-or breaking forever.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Darren Harsono, Christian Reiner
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:The Great Six
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