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Yara, a daughter of a Moroccan boxing legend and a coach who runs a family boxing school, is being raised to become the next champion. When her parents separate, boxing remains the only thing that still connects them.
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Yara, a daughter of a Moroccan boxing legend and a coach who runs a family boxing school, is being raised to become the next champion. When her parents separate, boxing remains the only thing that still connects them.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Katarzyna Wiśniowska, Piotr Ogiński
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:HAKA Films, ColorPRO - Studio Postprodukcji Filmowej
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