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The Good Fight (2024)
A retired boxer hits rock bottom after a string of DUI's, bar fights, and his family leaves him. Vowing to turn his life around, he leans on his mentor, a charismatic gym owner, a compassionate pastor, and a no-nonsense lawyer. Determined to stop drinking and win his family back, he learns the importance of resilience, stamina and that family, faith, and friends are always worth fighting for.
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A retired boxer hits rock bottom after a string of DUI's, bar fights, and his family leaves him. Vowing to turn his life around, he leans on his mentor, a charismatic gym owner, a compassionate pastor, and a no-nonsense lawyer. Determined to stop drinking and win his family back, he learns the importance of resilience, stamina and that family, faith, and friends are always worth fighting for.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:James Edward Holley
In Theaters:1/5/2024
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Runtime:90 minutes
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