American Boxing Doc - Born and Bred - available in Australia

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  1. BornAndBred

    BornAndBred New Member Full Member

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    BORN AND BRED

    Available now everywhere for sale and rental in Australia and everywhere else outside the U.S.

    Official Website: http://www.bornandbredmovie.com


    Available outside North America:

    https://distrify.com/films/4131-born-and-bred

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    DVD with special features available exclusively at Amazon:


    [ame]http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0068RZD42[/ame]

    For a full list of where to view the film, go to the official website:

    http://www.bornandbredmovie.com

    Read the reviews:

    http://movies.nytimes.com/2011/08/19/mo ... immer.html

    http://www.villagevoice.com/2011-08-17/ ... d/?_r=true


    http://www.bornandbredmovie.com


    Born and Bred is a feature-length documentary film chronicling the lives of a new generation of young boxers fighting for their place in the American boxing capital of Los Angeles, where Latino immigration is surging to a historical breaking point. At the heart of the film is the story of 15-year-old twin brothers in their last two years in the tough ranks of amateur boxing where boys are made into men and Olympic dreams are won and lost.


    Shot over the course of four years, the film offers an inside look at the gritty boxing culture of East Los Angeles where there are more boxers than anywhere else in the country. The documentary is driven by the story of twin brothers Oscar and Javier Molina and their intense relationship with lifelong trainer, Robert Luna. The movie documents their last years fighting as kids and their entry in the men’s division of the sport as they clash with seasoned boxers.


    Apart from the struggles in the ring, Born and Bred tells the stories of the boxers' lives and family outside the sport: their parents harrowing journey across the U.S. border, their hopes for their kids, the larger story of the monumental immigration protests of 2006, the boys' personal lives as teenagers, their difficulties and losses, their hopes and plans for the future as professional boxers and the deep belief in who they have been taught to become inside and outside the ring. The film reaches its climatic moments as their trainer pushes them to the edge of their abilities, inspiring them to fight as if their lives depend on it.


    Born and Bred is truly a one-of-a-kind documentary film about growing up in the sport of sports amidst a historical fight for the heart of immigrant America.

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  2. Brawler

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    Just watched the trailer looks like a top movie
     
  3. Kegsy

    Kegsy Lights Out Full Member

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    Victor Pasillas is a pro to really watch out for over the next few years down at 122 & with Top Rank, trained by Robert Garcia.
     
  4. wide_open_road

    wide_open_road Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Are there any females getting their tits out??
     
  5. Bwgcolman

    Bwgcolman Active Member Full Member

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    Saw the shorts on youtube that has the interviews with Mike Tyson and Teddy Atlas, was very interseting to say the least. Can't wait to see the full documentary.

    I also hear the Doco on Guillermo Rigondeaux is also nearly complete, however the producers were short of the dollars to complete the editing and are trying to raise the funds to complete it.
     
  6. The Spider

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    'Born and Bred' sounds good. There is a movie on Roberto Duran coming out in the not too distant future too.
     
  7. Super_Fly_Sam

    Super_Fly_Sam Aus Boxer Full Member

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    Sounds good will defo keep my ete out for it!!

    dont wanna hijack the thread and change topic but nyone know wat is up with that doco bout Wale Omotoso? i remember seein a link to a preview of it a while back on here but haven't seen or heard anything else