Why We Fight
2024, English. Directed by Danielle Cormack.
An aspiring teen boxer, haunted by his father’s death in the boxing ring, tries to save his mother from throwing in the towel on the anniversary of his passing — but with the help of his friend Roe, Andreas will discover that his greatest fight will be learning how to save himself.
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- English
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Why We Fight runs 15 minutes (0h 15m).
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What movies are like Why We Fight?
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Who directed Why We Fight?
Why We Fight (2024) was directed by Danielle Cormack and stars Carlos Sanson Jr., Sarah Roberts, Grace Bentley-Tsibuah.