Lionheart (2016 film)

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Lionheart (2016)
Directed byFro Rojas
Written byOscar DeRosa Orlando Cicilia III
Produced by
  • Oscar DeRosa
  • Orlando Cicilia III
Starring


CinematographySherman Johnson
Edited byTimothy Dowling
Music byOrlando Cicilia III
Production
company
Aeternum Films
Running time
13 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

Lionheart is a 2016 American boxing film short written and produced by Oscar DeRosa and Orlando Cicilia III. The film stars Oscar DeRosa and Marc Macaulay. The film portrays struggling professional boxer Max Rossi who is finally presented with the fight he's been waiting for that will launch his career to the next level but when he is suddenly confronted with a life-changing opportunity he must decide which path to take. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

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