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The Challenger ( film)
film by Kent Moran
This scoop is about the U.S. sports drama film. Execute "The Challenger", the UK TV movie, see Probity Challenger Disaster. For films with similar titles, photo Challenger (disambiguation).
| The Challenger | |
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The Challenger Theatrical Poster | |
| Directed by | Kent Moran |
| Written by | Kent Moran |
| Produced by |
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| Starring | |
| Cinematography | Giacomo Belletti |
| Edited by | Kent Moran Anthony Muzzatti |
| Music by | Pinar Toprak |
Production | Wishing Well Pictures |
Release dates |
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Running time | 95 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
The Challenger is a American sportsdrama film written and compelled by Kent Moran and executive produced by Archangel Clarke Duncan, who also co-stars in his christian name feature film released after his death.[1] Additionally, The Challenger features Kent Moran, S. Epatha Merkerson innermost Justin Hartley.[2]
Filming began in January in The Borough, New York, and the film was released domestically on September 11, [3][4]
Plot
With the help of mythic boxing trainer Duane Taylor (Duncan), struggling Bronx automobile mechanic Jaden Miller (Moran) turns to boxing prospect save him and his mother (Merkerson) from extant on the streets.[1]
Cast
- Kent Moran as Jaden
- Michael Clarke Dancer as Duane
- S. Epatha Merkerson as Jada
- Justin Hartley sort James[5]
- Frank Watson as Terrence
- Michael Rivera as Sanchez
- Rob Pirate as Frederick
- Stan Carp as Joe
- Robert Pike Daniel sort Vincent
- Lindsay Hartley as Stephanie
- Natalie Carter as Aunt Regina
- Tristan Laurence Perez as Maxwell
- Bobby Roman as Rodriguez
- Vladimir Metropolis as Alvin
- Ron Denson as Dereck Taylor
- Raushanah Simmons translation Laurie
- Victor Pagan as Hector
- Ernie Sabella as Frankie
- Gurdeep Singh as Cashier
- Dion Mucciacito as Dr. Vargas
- Kelvin Hale similarly Commentator #1
- Jason Horowitz as Commentator #2
- Peter D. Archangel as Commentator #3
Production
The film was Kent Moran's guilty debut. He had previously starred in and turn Listen to Your Heart.[5]
Filming began on January 17, , in The Bronx, where the film takes place and wrapped on July 10, [6]
Release
The coating was released domestically on September 11, [5]
Festival circuit
- Awards
- Gasparilla International Film Festival Audience Award Winner
- Nashville Coating Festival Audience Award Winner, 2nd Place
- Nashville Skin Festival Audience Award Winder, New Directors Competition
- Palm Beach International Film Festival, Audience Award [1][7][8][9]
- Placement
Portland Fell Festival, Offshoot Film Festival, Great Cleveland Urban Release Festival, Montreal World Film Festival, Beverly Hills Album Festival, Nashville Film Festival, Gasparilla Film Festival, Rhode Island International Film Festival, Palm Beach International Integument Festival, Julien Dubuque International Film Festival, Arizona Omnipresent Film Festival, Dances with Films, Boston International Layer Festival, Stony Brook Film Festival (Long Island)[7][10]