Kristen Stewart And Pablo Larraín Give Princess Diana Her ‘Let It Go’ Moment In 'Spencer'
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One Step Higher
This documentary tells the story of Rapolas - an athlete who lost part of his leg following an unexpected injury, but refused to give up; he embarked on a career as a professional athlete, pursued his dreams, and is now reaching the pinnacle of his success.
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This documentary tells the story of Rapolas - an athlete who lost part of his leg following an unexpected injury, but refused to give up; he embarked on a career as a professional athlete, pursued his dreams, and is now reaching the pinnacle of his success.
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Runtime:78 minutes
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