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The Battle: Cinco de Mayo (2009)

A victim of racism and jealousy, Juan's had to fight his entire life. After he is kicked out of college, fired from his job, and loses his girlfriend, Juan finds out his grandmother needs an expensive operation to save her life. Turning to the only thing he knows, Juan enters the dangerous world of underground street fighting where he can make a lot of money putting his life at risk.
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A victim of racism and jealousy, Juan's had to fight his entire life. After he is kicked out of college, fired from his job, and loses his girlfriend, Juan finds out his grandmother needs an expensive operation to save her life. Turning to the only thing he knows, Juan enters the dangerous world of underground street fighting where he can make a lot of money putting his life at risk.

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Genre:Action, Adventure, Drama
Directed By:Paul C. Miller
Written By:Eduardo Shilinsky
In Theaters:9/15/2009
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Laguna Productions INC

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Sebastián Eslava

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Marty Hrejsa

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Leona Lesseos

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Justin Price

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Margarita Lugo

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Emmanuel Delcour

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