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Carolina Marín
What’s the price of being the best player in history? After her injury, Olympic champion Carolina Marín faces the most crucial and demanding period in her life. A year on film, with unprecedented access, in which Carolina will have to prove, to her coach and to herself, that she’s extraordinary.
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What’s the price of being the best player in history? After her injury, Olympic champion Carolina Marín faces the most crucial and demanding period in her life. A year on film, with unprecedented access, in which Carolina will have to prove, to her coach and to herself, that she’s extraordinary.
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