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Sole Destroyer
At the top of their game, The Motus Projects athletes push themselves through their physical and mental limits in this honest and uncompromising representation of the ever-evolving sport of Parkour. Sole Destroyer combines bold, action-packed sequences with the raw and telling moments of the battles behind the movements. Flitting from dynamic cinematography to the youthful rowdiness that Motus is so renowned for, the film is undoubtedly the brands greatest achievement so far. Through elation, stress, injury and laughter, their friendship forms the ultimate key to their success. Sole Destroyer is sure to leave a lasting impression, both on the viewer, and on the sport of Parkour as a whole.
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At the top of their game, The Motus Projects athletes push themselves through their physical and mental limits in this honest and uncompromising representation of the ever-evolving sport of Parkour. Sole Destroyer combines bold, action-packed sequences with the raw and telling moments of the battles behind the movements. Flitting from dynamic cinematography to the youthful rowdiness that Motus is so renowned for, the film is undoubtedly the brands greatest achievement so far. Through elation, stress, injury and laughter, their friendship forms the ultimate key to their success. Sole Destroyer is sure to leave a lasting impression, both on the viewer, and on the sport of Parkour as a whole.
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