Acceptable Losses

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2010
10m

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Gary Halsten, Jayme Green, Amber Meyer, Brad Halsten, and Shawn Bettise in Acceptable Losses (2010)

Young Danny Doyle is a fast rising star in the world of boxing. He has been offered a title shot. His trainer Jake Mulroney, says no. Not ready. They split and Danny, with a new trainer, tak... Read allYoung Danny Doyle is a fast rising star in the world of boxing. He has been offered a title shot. His trainer Jake Mulroney, says no. Not ready. They split and Danny, with a new trainer, takes the fight. Who wins, who loses, and what were Jake's motives for opposing the match.Young Danny Doyle is a fast rising star in the world of boxing. He has been offered a title shot. His trainer Jake Mulroney, says no. Not ready. They split and Danny, with a new trainer, takes the fight. Who wins, who loses, and what were Jake's motives for opposing the match.

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10mikelwolf

Gary Halsten makes this movie brick by brick with his heart.

Script is very well written and shows through the heart the writer Gary Halsten's pen tip puts into it. Talented individual. It was nice to be able to see his son Brad Halsten be a part of the project. This short film in retrospect obviously needed some boxing or some homages to the boxing it is discussing int the film. However I do think that the morality and the theme behind it is more than just boxing. Loyalty and Betrayal. Personal or Business. Truthfully boxing is a lost art form and is not one of the top sports anymore...at least in my observation...but it does have a place in the world of mono y mono competition. Sadly this film may not be seen by many but it does have a sense of purpose and for those fortunate individuals...enjoy the message.