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Shark: The Beginning
A bullied teenager who is locked up at a juvenile detention center due to an unexpected accident, meets a mixed martial arts champion to break through his own limits.
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A bullied teenager who is locked up at a juvenile detention center due to an unexpected accident, meets a mixed martial arts champion to break through his own limits.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Johnny Chae
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Studio Toyou, Toyou's Dream, JTBC Studios
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