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Polígono X

2025 Movie Drama

A neighborhood soccer field. Rana and his team feel humiliated by the Brazilians from the neighborhood next door, who have been beating them for a long time. But today they are not going to allow themselves to lose, especially in front of Alba, Rana's ex, who comes out to play against them in a five-on-five game where everyone has something against everyone else. This is the perfect opportunity for the boys from the Polígono X neighborhood to do something they have been waiting for a long time: expel the Brazilians from their neighborhood.

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