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A young woodcutter turned into a boxer, learns the sad fact that some of his triumphs have been stage managed, and confronts his nasty manager.
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A young woodcutter turned into a boxer, learns the sad fact that some of his triumphs have been stage managed, and confronts his nasty manager.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marcel Rivet, Jean-Paul Le Chanois
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Productions Sigma
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