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Promo: Crank International Action Film Festival Kicks Off Next Weekend!

I was today years old when I found out that the Crank International Action Film Festival is launching at the Westdale Theatre in Hamilton, Ontario next weekend. It’s gonna have two awesome feature screenings – firstly on Saturday, April 15 with Andrew T. Hunt’s new action drama, The Fight Machine, starring Greg Hovanessian and Dempsey Bryk as two young men on opposite sides of the Canadian border journeying toward self-discovery before meeting their fates head-on in the unforgiving underground bare-knuckle arena.

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THE FIGHT MACHINE: First Exclusive Fight Scene Premiere From The New Bareknuckle Action Drama

Andrew T. Hunt’s new hard-hitting action drama, The Fight Machine, is set to make its Canadian theatrical run via Raven Banner in select Landmark cinemas on Monday, February 13, with RLJE Films scoring a DVD release in the U.S. beginning February 21. The film stars Greg Hovanessian, Dempsey Byrk, Noah Dalton Danby, Greg Byrk, and Michael Ironside, and centers on two young men from opposite sides of society whose paths of hardship and inner turmoil find their way toward each other in the violent underground bare-knuckle fight circuit.

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Trailer: Bareknuckle Action Drama THE FIGHT MACHINE Punches Down On DVD In February!

Spare Parts director Andrew T. Hunt is well on the way with his most recent bareknuckle action drama, The Fight Machine, scoring a U.S. release last November from RLJE Films. The festival favorite which stars Greg Hovanessian, Dempsey Bryk, Greg Bryk, Natasha Henstridge, Noah Danby, and Michael Ironside, now has an official trailer ahead of the film’s rollout onto DVD, slated for February 21.

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Fantasia XXVI Review: Life Hits Hard, But Can THE FIGHT MACHINE Hit Harder?…

Published July 26: Take a look at almost any film about boxing or sportfighting, and in almost every instance, you’ll find an underlying theme pertinent to the film’s character development through questions of “Why?” – “Why fight?”, “Why keep going?”, “Why hurt yourself?”. The best thing viewers can take away from this point on is how this aspect of the film gets broken down, further putting the pieces to the puzzle together to help answer the necessary questions, something that speaks inherently to a film like Sweet Karma and Spare Parts helmer Andrew Thomas Hunt‘s newest action drama, The Fight Machine.

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