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This film is a splendid mix of mediums, but its strength lies in its simplicity and beautiful message of closeness.
Milano In The Cage
Based on a true story, the first film about MMA in Italy. In the Milan of degradation and survival, Al is a former boxer trapped in the criminal underworld. A failed father and a man adrift, he finds a chance for redemption in MMA. The final of the Milan in the Cage tournament becomes the only way to redeem himself.
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Based on a true story, the first film about MMA in Italy. In the Milan of degradation and survival, Al is a former boxer trapped in the criminal underworld. A failed father and a man adrift, he finds a chance for redemption in MMA. The final of the Milan in the Cage tournament becomes the only way to redeem himself.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Documentary
Written By:Germano Tarricone, Alberto Lato, Fabio Bastianello, Vincenzo Ricchiuto
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Overall Pictures
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