March with the Devil (2014)
MARCH WITH THE DEVIL is the true story of Dominiquie Vandenberg who became a martial arts champion at a very early age until a tragic accident took everything he loved and drove him into the French Foreign Legion Special Forces. Vandenberg signed on for a five-year stint and saw engagement in Africa and Bosnia. But his inner torment from his Legion days fueled his desire to become an advisor/soldier-for-hire.
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MARCH WITH THE DEVIL is the true story of Dominiquie Vandenberg who became a martial arts champion at a very early age until a tragic accident took everything he loved and drove him into the French Foreign Legion Special Forces. Vandenberg signed on for a five-year stint and saw engagement in Africa and Bosnia. But his inner torment from his Legion days fueled his desire to become an advisor/soldier-for-hire.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Zalman King
In Theaters:1/1/2014
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Runtime:74 minutes
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