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    • Directed by: Jason Hutt Rating: TV-14
    Release Date: 2008 Running Time: 82 mins.
    Language: English Genre: Documentary
    Category: America & World Jewry More Information: Orthodox Stance Website


    This New York Times “Critic’s Pick”, deemed “a damn good boxing documentary” by Salon.com, follows the life of Dmitriy Salita for three years, a young Russian immigrant pursuing a professional boxing title while maintaining a rigorous observance of Orthodox Judaism.




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