Any Given Sunday (1999)

Genre: Drama, Sport Director: Oliver Stone IMDB rating 6.40 / 10 Any Given Sunday - Download DivX-version (.avi file, 700mb) Related tags: ambition, american football, coach, corruption, egotism, ensemble cast, eyeball, football team, glamour, injury, institutional discrimination, journalism, locker room, male frontal nudity, male nudity, marriage, medical ethics, party girl, pill abuse, professional sports, self destructive, slap, success, team play, teamwork, television, violence, vomit, vulgarity

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