Ranking Marvel's What If...? Episodes
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Montreal-Nord: A Place to Dream (2025)
From the streets of Montréal-North to becoming a defensive force in the NBA with The Oklahoma City Thunder, basketball has been Luguentz Dort's lifelong journey. His Haitian roots, the grit of Parc Saint-Laurent, the founding of Maizon Dort and the unwavering spirit of his community have shaped him into everything he is today.
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From the streets of Montréal-North to becoming a defensive force in the NBA with The Oklahoma City Thunder, basketball has been Luguentz Dort's lifelong journey. His Haitian roots, the grit of Parc Saint-Laurent, the founding of Maizon Dort and the unwavering spirit of his community have shaped him into everything he is today.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:7/17/2025
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Basketball Canada, Buckets & Borders
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