Name: Panamá Al Brown: Cuando el puño se abre
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2018-04-06
Duration: 1 h 2 min

None of the characters actually acted like real people and the plot was fine. The story was a good choice but it could've definitely have been done way better. It was also for the most part entertaining so it isn't a fail, just not my choice If you wanna watch a boxing movie there are definitely way better ones.

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Panamá Al Brown: Cuando el puño se abre

Panamá Al Brown: Cuando el puño se abre (2018)

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