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La pelea de mi vida (2012)

Years after being disqualified in a big fight and leaving the country in disgrace, an Argentinean boxer returns to restore his honor and reunite with the young son he has never met.
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Years after being disqualified in a big fight and leaving the country in disgrace, an Argentinean boxer returns to restore his honor and reunite with the young son he has never met.

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Genre:Family, Drama
Directed By:Jorge Nisco
Written By:Jorge Maestro, Federico Bareinboim
In Theaters:9/6/2012
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Studio:Argentina Sono Film

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