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🎬 Title: Bruised

This isn’t just a second chance; it’s a final opportunity.

Story: Jackie Justice, a once-promising mixed martial arts fighter, faces disgrace after leaving the sport. Struggling with her past and filled with anger and regret, she is pulled back into the underground fighting scene by her manager and boyfriend Desi. Her skills catch the eye of a promoter eager to help her reclaim her place in the Octagon. However, everything changes when Manny, the son she gave up as a baby, unexpectedly arrives at her door. This powerful narrative illustrates Jackie’s journey to regain her strength both inside and outside the ring, proving her resilience as she fights against the odds.

⭐ Rating: 6.826 (460 votes)

📅 Release date: November 17, 2021

⏱️ Runtime: 2 hours 9 minutes

🎭 Genres: Drama

🎬 Director: Halle Berry

✍️ Writer: Michelle Rosenfarb

🌍 Countries: United Kingdom, United States

🏢 Production companies: Romulus Entertainment, Entertainment 360, Rhea Films, Thunder Road, Aloe Entertainment, Bohemia Media, Head Gear Films, Metrol Technology, 87Eleven, game1, Linda Gottlieb Films, Ludascripts

💼 Production:
💰 Budget: $11 million

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👥 Cast: Halle Berry (Jackie Justice), Adan Canto (Desi), Sheila Atim (Bobbi Buddhakan Berroa), Danny Boyd Jr. (Manny Lyons Jr), Adriane Lenox (Angel McQueen), Shamier Anderson (Immaculate), Stephen McKinley Henderson (Pops), Valentina Shevchenko (Lady Killer), Lela Loren (Mrs. Bradshaw), Nikolai Nikolaeff (Igor)

Editor’s note: Here’s a quick overview of Bruised (2021): The film dives deep into the drama genre without losing its originality. Halle Berry delivers a cohesive narrative that prioritizes character development over flashy elements. The performances from Halle Berry, Adan Canto, and Sheila Atim are heartfelt and sincere. With a runtime of 2 hours and 9 minutes, the pacing is deliberate, ensuring each scene holds value. While the film has its flaws, its strengths significantly outweigh them. The tagline—“This isn’t just a second chance; it’s a final opportunity.”—accurately reflects its core message. If this narrative resonates with you, be sure to add it to your viewing list.

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